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WASHINGTON IAP1 The White goat for othei s Commission yesterday an outgrowth There still was no word from Elliot House blanuii its faulty in-house inves The big I'jucus lioom. scene of the of alleged campaign financing viola I. Richardson on which of three tigation ol the Watergate scandal on 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings and site turns that resulted lasl week in the finalists he will choose as a special banished counsel John W Dean 111 yes of the announcements of their presi- indictment of former Ally Uen John prosecutor tor Watergate and related terday as the Senate prepared to open dential candidacies of John and Hubert N Mitchell, formei Commerce Secre campaign improprieties Its public tearing! into the muddled Kennedy, was being readied for the tary Maurice SUM and iwo others former Central Intelligence Agency affair hearings that begin today lor perhaps I i('IA) director Richard Helms, mean- There was a certain inadequacy to ••iv month* run EVEN AS Nixon asked Congress [of while, testified for three hours before the materials provided" by Dean, who Listed as leadoff witnesses are a commission to completely re the Senate Appropriations intelligence had been assigned responsibility for Hubert C IMIe. office manager for examine 'our system ol election and activities subcommittee on that the probe. I'ress Secretary Konald I. President Nixon's re-election commit campaign practices. ' Iwo iHiwerlul agency's handling of what was said to Ziegler said lee; Bruce Kheril, aide to ousted chief Republican senators urged him to be White House requests for help in the DMB, who is expected to be a star of staff II ii llaldeman. Sgl Paul exert leadership coverup witness in the televised Senate I eepei one of the policemen who It is not easy for me lo say this Sen John 1. McClellan (I>Ark.) said hearings, said last week there was a arrested the Watergate burglars, and about my country or my president, but alter Helms appearance that he be- concerted effort lo "get" him limit Ins James w McCord Jr. the conspirator I think the time tea come when some- lieves the CIA was forced into breaking testimony and to discredit him per- Whoae revelations burst open the Kan one must laj to both ol item 'let's get its own charter barring involvement in sonally in the hope of discrediting my dal going Sen Harry Goldwater ill covert domestic activities testimony Another administration official tl An/ I s.iul llradford Cook, resigned as chairman "We are witnessing the loss oi confl Weather HE VOWED not to become a scape- of the Securities and Exchange deuce In America's ability to govern he added Variable cloudiness, wiady and Republican Senate U'adci Hugh cool today with a cbaace ef Scotl of Pennsylvania called Hold •bowers. Highs ia Ike Ms and law water's words "a cry from the heart" Ms. Fair and cool tonight aad and said there is a need of totally Friday. Lows laalghl la Ike Ms. cleansing the political system through High tomorrow ia the Ms. the judicial process Moore recommends 'no fee hike' policy

llnivcrsity President llollis A more than we do. and whatever is done Moore Jr again endorsed a no fee lo finance higher education institutions increase" policy in testimony Tueday in the next two years should be borne night before the Ohio Senate finance by the state." Committee. President Moore cited specific areas The committee is considering House where budget cuts have hurt the Bill 86. which deals with University appropriations to state universities "We have had to cut too deeply into He told the committee he believes funds for library and laboratory the expenditures projected earlier by equipment Costs have gone up more the Hoard of Regents are still the for library books than for almost any soundest guide for Ohio in establishing other item purchased by the appropriations for 197:1-74 University. The regents recommended the slate "Furthermore, our work in biology subsidy to higher education be i which we think is exceptionally increased six and one half per cent strong i and our work in the other v* over 1972-73 sciences which need further He said tile Ohio House nailed down a development all have had to take sound and solid principle" that pretty deep cuts in their equipment college costs lor the uuliviilii.il Student budgets " of cards, the pyramid quickly tumbles. Who cores about grass stains ? and his parents have gone high enough FACULTY SALARIES have had to As fragile as a house "IT'S A RARE state universitv remain, on an average, below that of anywhere in America that charges the family cost-of-living increase, which means a cut in the real wages of almost every faculty member, be said. He said the executive budget "based we now know on an unnecessarily con- servative estimate of tax resources" Council recommends fund allocations was "wholly inadequate." He said the House added materially be spent on increased state subsidies to salary increases; 40 percent for higher funds should be used, if received. much as a six and one-half per cent in- to the amount of state support and The University Budget Council voted attached an important provision-no yesterday to recommend to University higher education The increase was re- operating budgets, and 10 per cent for Dr Ferrari said when the University crease over the original budget-when fee increase President Hollis A Moore Jr that flected in House Bill 86. which deals new programs. budget was approved in April. House it considers the bill. Dr Ferrari said with appropriations for state universi- -If an increase of $700,000 is allo- Bill 86 called for a three per cent in- President Moore concluded the additional monies received from the testimony by urging the Senate to keep ties. cated . $310,000 should be used for crease in appropriations over the 1972- He said the amount the University state be divided between salary in- the tuition freeze and raise the creases, operating budgets and new salary increases: $315,000 for 73 figure and a three per cent increase receives will depend upon how the dif- operating budgets, and $75,000 for new in student fees. ference between the Senate and House expenditure level back to the regents' programs. THE PLAN adopted by Budget Coun- original recommendation. The University may receive between cil set the following guidelines programs. However, the revised bill called for a versions of the bill is resolved $300,000-900.000 more from the state If the University receives $300,000 -II an additional $900,000 is appro- five per cent increase in funding over than it had originally anticipated In increase over the original state budget, priated. $310,000 should be used for the 1972-73 figures April, after the University budget was 60 per cent should be used for salaries. $495,000 for operating bud- approved. Gov John J. Uilligan an- faculty staff salary increases. 30 per gets, and $95,000 for new programs. The University could receive about nounced the state will receive $118 cent for increased operating budgets, $500,000 more than it had anticipated in million in additional revenues in the and 10 per cent for new programs. DR. MICHAEL R Ferrari, Budget April, if the revised bill is approved. next two years. -If a $500,000 increase is appro^ Council chairman, said the figures are However, the Ohio Senate may allo- He proposed that part of the money priated. 50 per cent should be used for onlv recommendations as to how the cate even more for the University-as Space station still sweltering

CAPE KENNEDY (AP) - Officials said tentative plans are failure for the new $2 6 billion Engineers, still hoping for a Sunday being studied for Skylab 1 astronauts A final decision on how lo salvage American space project. repair mission to the sweltering Skyl.il> Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P something from Skylab may not come Heat began building up inside the space station, designed and tested a Kerwin and Paul J Weitz to rocket up until Saturday. space station within hours after its sun shade yesterday which space to the space station and attach an launch Monday to a 271-mile orbit walking astronauts may install to cool aluminum-treated sheet of plastic to ENGINEERS believe the shading Officials said that an aluminum off the orbiting laboratory. the side of the laboratory facing the device will provide enough protection sheet coated with a thermal-protection piumiiii iimiiiimiii! iiimiuiiiimiiiiiiimm iiiiimiin m m i i "» | to allow Skylab to cool off enough for a paint was ripped away from the side of 28-day manned mission. Temperatures the craft during launch. This disrupted in the cabin have been recorded as high the thermal control system on Skylab as 150 degrees. and caused the space cabin to soak up Inside the News... | heat from the sun •^t The Senate's Watergate hearings will be more than just a cops- Conrad. Kerwin and Weitz are at the The ripped-away aluminum also Johnson Space Center near Houston, and-robbers show. As the television cameras warm up in apparently jammed deployment of two ready to undergo some hurry-up of six solar power supply panels This Washington, wirelappers, burglars and campaign workers prepare training in techniques of the space cut the Skylab electrical power supply lor today's opening l.stimony. S.e details on page three. repair job by about naif Training for the task, which will ♦ Judy DeShane, a research associate in environmental education. require a space walk by at least one of INSTALLATION of the sun shade sp.nl 10 days on Hurrican. Island oH the Maine coast as part of the the astronauts, may cause the Skylab 1 would involve a tedious and complex space walk using jury-rigged Outward Bound program. She tells of her experiences on pag* launch to be delayed from Sunday until N.wspK.1. by C«l UU Friday. May 25. equipment never before tested in seven space -V-Alhlelk Director Dick Young said y.st.rday that hockey cooch OFFICIALS SAID that unless Skylab Conrad, Weitz and Kerwin remained Doing th. dormitory circuit, folksing.rs St.v. Addiss and Bill Jack Vivian's resignation aft.r being named generol manager of could be cooled, no long-term mission in quarantine at the Johnson Space Center. Officials sa'd they were being Cro'ul appeared in Otf.nhouer Tow.cs lasl night. They will Ihe Cleveland Crusaders cam. as no surprise. S.. page nin.. aboard the $294 million craft would be possible. included, however, in discussions perform tonight of 7 in Bromfield and at 9 in Darrow. Th. Mimmimmimiiimiimiimii imniiimimi'iim mini minium iimimmn iimiimmmin if This, in effect, would mean a total about the troubled space station concerts or. part of th. East Asian Week program. Pag* 2/The BG New., Thurtdoy, May 17, 1*73 poster eDITGRiaLS open house better flamboozles coming llj till kiln Til Rsflsssi This may be the firstfinl time it hashat been The unverified assertion thatthat the North rest of us toto a magistrate's court advanced that getting your name on a Vietnamese have broken their part of Not so. Booting out a President is a Students .md faculty and staff members should visit Campus The President's two German ballot instructs you in either ethics or the bargain will do it and the 435 political act. The Constitution says you Safety. 104 Commons, today and tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 2 shepherds. Haldeman and Ehrlichman. common sense The truth is that non- infinitely credulous castrati on Capitol can sack him for good reason or none: politician Haldeman. the President's p.m. to participate in the open house program. have been taken away from him to be Hill will vote the money "The President...shall be removed wormed, but if his watchdogs have oh! so-reluctantly-dismissed chief of Yet another possibility is to stretch from office on impeachment, for, and This is an opportune time to offer suggestions, air complaints been impounded the man hasn't been staff, has been campaigning with the doctrine of Executive privilege to conviction of. treason, bribery or other and hear Campus Safety's side of the story. disarmed. Nixon for 17 years. shut up witnesses who want to peach on high crimes and misdemeanors." Dale Shaffer, director of Campus Safety; Lt. Koger Daoust of The Checkers 11 speech, with flag, their ex-boss. There has already been the police bureau; Sgt Melvin Jones, head of Parking Services; family picture and the bust of IF SOME of the others in the one instance of attempting to use Actually if Gerry Ford, the House and Helen Malone. head of Fire Safety will be available to Abraham Lincoln retching at the growing number of White House exiles Executive privilege to command a Minority Leader, did drop in for a spot answer questions. schmaltz, wasn't the last effort before have not been in politics so long, it's witness's silence in a case unrelated to of tea at the White House to tell Nixon Dialogue between members of the police force and the capitulation Richard Nixon is trapped, because they aren't as old. But what if Watergate. But in the event that the other side had the votes to fire him, wounded and very dangerous so that Dole is right? In place of Haldeman. everything Nixon tries falls to shame the national furor would probably be so University community would do much to build a better police- speech was nothing more than outer who worked in four national and one and shambles, way out there in the great he'd resign. So the chances of our campus relationship. perimeter f lamboozle. gubernatorial campaigns. Nixon has distance there is impeachment. getting the greatest of all American If you think parking fines are too high, find out how the charges In this the President is being assisted appointed Alexander Haig, a general political spectacles on TV aren't loo are determined. by Robert Dole, the Kansas Senator, with no political experience ONLY HUNDREDS of thousands of good. If you think you've been harassed or treated unfairly by who has been entertaining the public whatsoever. Burn your medical legit letters to Congress could make Campus Safety personnel, let them know. with the proposition that the contents records, folks. impeachment even a remote THAT'S JUST as weU. Having to There will be other and better Ask about the $20,000 camera system to be installed on top of of the Watergate septic tank flows possibility. In all of American history serve out three disgraced, impotent from Nixon's having delegated vast flamboozles. If Nixon had another just two Presidents have been years in the White House would be the Library It has been called a "Big Brother'' system designed unsupervised power to a nodule of daughter he'd marry her off in the seriously threatened with it; Tyler, more galling to this man who coveted to control the activities of students. White House non-politicians. The middle of the upcoming Senate who heat the rap in the House, and the power so much. It would also former chairman of the Republican Watergate bearings, but since he's run Andrew Johnson, who was tried by the deprive him of the satisfaction of Perhaps if all sides make an effort to achieve an under- National Committee maintains that if out of girls, he will be cranking up the Senate which came within one vote of claiming another one of his "firsts " standing, police-campus relations could be improved. any of Nixon's men had ever had the POWs again. They're being trucked in the constitutionally needed two-thirds He'd hate that. Visit the Campus Safety offices. Complaining to your friends experience of running for office they shortly for an enormous White House to throw him out. Three years of Nixon as a ruptured won't solve many problems. Talking to the persons responsible would never have committed a gala, but their recorded God-Bless- Nixon haters across the land are duck, stripped of moral authority, lor policies might. Watergate Our-President message loses a little going yum yum at the thought, political power at home and reliability something with each repetition. especially since bis own appointee. abroad, would give this land some Should the men who gave up years of Warren Burger, would be required by surcease from this succession of their lives fighting Communists fail to the Constitution to preside. They think hyperthyroid activist Presidents. It distract the nation from Watergate, that a prima facie case tying Nixon to would also force the Congress to get off the President may be able to bail the lengthening list of White House its tail and earn its pay by taking an himself out with the world's number crimes will bring the President to the equal role in the running of the one Communist. Leonid Brezhnev. The bar of the Senate the way drunk and American family business. First Secretary of the Russian disorderly automatically brings the Washington tot-King, Feature* SyrvdkaU Communist Party is due to check in here soon. His arrival will give Nixon a chance to make many speeches about peace for our children's children while the let's hear from you Ruski privately teaches his capitalist look-alike how to govern a people who The B(! News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns complain about chronic shortages and Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial high prices. Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced IF THE COMMUNISTS are unable to The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these restore Nixon in the hearts of his limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste countrymen, be has the choice of Letters and columns must include the author's name address and switching back and fighting them. All phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 108 it takes to create an international war University I'all II11II WHO crisis is a White House press release. IHC* ^1 .lAND-Vt opinion 'HCR£/ 'WHAT? Mi WORRY?' for love of warblers

By Dwtght Kaliu sensuous facts which formed the the prophetic task of discovering the Assistant Professor of English substance of his private existence unfashionable questions which are not It is not surprising that when he being asked and the life options which Sam Keen, contemporary author finally left the classroom be could dot are not being explored within the news Lerrers philosopher, once published a story his i's and make his o's round But the educational system or society about his experience in the American warbler was gone! He emerged from It offers students the possibility to educational system. The idea behind graduate school to discover that be was explore strange potentialities and Pretty weak arguments to support his narrative seems to parallel empty of enthusiasm. He had a different, unexplored patterns of modifications such an outrageous invasion of something of what is going on at profession but nothing to profess, personal and social life, to experiment privacy. Heaven knows I feel self- lou reed lost BGSU. knowledge but no wisdom, ideas but with their own uncertainty, to be conscious enough with the eyes of God Long ago when Sam shot marbles no feelings. exposed to the extraordinary, the To l)r John F.riksen. Dean of Arts and my fellow man upon me. without with his left hand and wore short pants, Rich in techniques but poor in antique virtues, the "dangerous." the and Sciences having to worry about looking nice on What Happened to the Lou Reed he formed an impression of education convictions, he had gotten an education politically forbidden, the simplistic. It was with great pleasure that I read Television Concert? which has recently returned to haunt but lost an identity the life of the senses and emotions, the in a recent BC News article that the There must be more workable him. out of fashion; in short, it sees the Arts and Sciences Council has solutions and alternatives available to I SEEM TO remember seeing much Mrs. Jones' first-grade classroom I PERSONALLY believe that commonly unseen educational approved of some substantial language the Administration, hell give another drinking the last time I attended a always seemed dark, but one Bowling Green's Experimental Studies possibilities of human life and •« modifications. cop a job. It may cost more in the long Falcon football game. particular afternoon it was more is one campus program that is talking creatively directs its full attention run. but the price of freedom cannot be Well, too much drinking and smoking depressing than usual. For an eternal back to Mrs Jones. towards them. CERTAINLY I have been a thorn'' measured in terms of money and with at rock concerts. afternoon be sat practicing his But because certain people think that to you and the language departments in more policemen, at least we the penmanship exercises, listening to it is a luxury in the University, its ADMITTEDLY- novelty usually the process leading up to the changes, watched, will still be able to watch the IT SEEMS the "sudden crackdown Mrs. Jones' monotone: "Make sure operations budget has been slashed comes as a threat: but freedom and but it has never been meant to be watchers. on drug and alcohol use at concerts" your i's come all the way up to the from 160,000 to $40,000 for next year-a creative experimentation with novelty personal-only to make you aware that came just at signi.ig time for Reed. middle line. And don't forget to make cut of one third! is always needed in order to dissolve lime was of the essence Frank A. Suhadolnik your o's nice and round. Now repeat." After teaching in the program for the vacuum-like state of the status quo Students that have talked to me 20672 Russ St Chuck Huth Caught somewhere between one full year. 1 question the sagacity of For true creativity is not found in about the changes have had only Weston 244 Conklin boredom and despair, be struggled this administrative decision, and I do conformity to the status quo or in compliments for the modifications, against tears and settled into wait for so for the following reasons rebellion "against the establishment." and I could agree with the the resurrection-the three o'clock bell. At a time when students complain but in seriously asking the unasked departments, that an explanation sheet And then it happened' A movement about the psychially destructive sense questions concerning the meaning of is necessary to minimize confusion. in a tree outside the window caught his of anonymity experienced in large human existence. THe BG news eye and there, in the sweet, redeeming scale classes. Experimental Studies It is quite gratifying for a teacher- IT SEEMS AS though students will light of the springtime world, was a recognizes that learning is largely the like myself-to have an Experimental now be able to be exposed to another An Independent Student Voice summer warbler building a nest. exploration and discovery of personal Studies student come up at the end of culture in a much more meaningful meanings, and not just of objective the course, give me a big bug and SILENCED in wonder, he followed facts exclaim. "Dwight! Even though I way without the suffering of the Editorial Staff original programs contained. the progress of the nest's construction. Accordingly, it centers its attention never carried a pencil to your class. 1 I just want to acknowledge publicly And for a hallowed instant his i's and on the organization, appreciation, have learned so much about myself- my appreciation and prove to some editor joan c. gettl o's were totally forgotten. management and care of that unique simply by experiencing being truly people in the languages departments managing editor curtit m. hazlett But then suddenly the grace of the and total piece of human real estate human once at BGSU." that I can be human! news editor katherine I. hatton warbler gave way to the harsh, which bears the legal name of John This student was manifesting. I editorial editor james d. watserman stinging reality of Mrs. Jones, who Doe-the students. believe, what is not an uncommon Bill Arnold. makeup editor Iawr.ru. j. vieland demanded to know why three lines in Now this is not to argue that the experience for teachers ia objective factual training in education SBO President sports editor kenneth b. white his penmanship book were empty. Experimental Studies It's unnerving to admit, but Mrs. is not important, but when a nation executive sports editor jack a. o'breza Jones won more than the day gets to the ridiculous position of YES. I HAVE taught Mrs. Jones big brother photo editor Joseph w. darwal Schooling became a habit for Sam. and spending more than half of its English composition class where we copy editor janet j. romaker he remained in the classroom for 25 substance in creating new technologies dotted our i's and circled our o's. but I entertainment editor rose m. hums years and five degrees without of death, it is by no means foolish for seldom beard the warbler in the hearts 1 tried to be poetic and write a little seriously questioning the maxim that educators to ask what kind of power of my students. diddle concerning the camera unit the resides in love. In Experimental Studies. I seldom do Business Staff private enthusiasm must be divorced University intends to install atop the from the educational task. And so. since Experimental Studies not hear the warbler! Library, but I couldn't. I bad too much affirms that the growth of character in As a faculty member in this to say and I couldn't make it rhyme. business manager roland p. gabriel Scarcely ever in a quarter century of the student is as important as the University. I would like to urge the 1 don't know how many people are advertising manager Christopher f. domain his schooling was be invited to consider growth of his intellect, it offers, for administrative decision-makers to greatly reassured by this protective soles manager samuel f. payne the intimate, personal questions which example, a course entitled: "Love. reconsider the priority list for surveillance device, but I for one am were compelling his attention outside Mysticism, and Poetry." University cutbacks. not at all enthused. Shades of ISM. Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall the classroom. The quest for personal meaning, for perhaps Orwellian fantasy is becoming Phone 372-2003 SUCH A COURSE exemplifies the enthusiasm, for the private, the a reality WHILE HE WAS taught to hunt down fact that for Experimental Studies, a intimate, for feelings as well as ideas. Big Brother is watching and you had tft* to ■•.-. • pMteiSel I.I.JIH "-- »■**■*» *..-* tfc* i*t*t*> i Milim ••»■ MM • -••* *-■ the general, the universal, the abstract higher humanization in the classroom for spiritual depth, for creative better not scratch your backside. Have .~* tft* „.--. .*,!.,** -*•- Ifc* •*.••*,*> ■< •*• Mh^*. (.-—.*. .1 ft*.**, <*,*•» *•-. U~ and the public facts of the exterior ■■—t is not a luxury, but rather, is the more novelty, for love, for ungraded there really been that many incidents Oft"—*' —SWftS "• w4»»mt ,*.••« m *tfc*> ••»*•* *j ft* rt» •*. — — *•« *mwmmi, ••*>*<• ih» world, it was tacitly assumed that meaningful and necessary goal of our personal dialogue, in a word, for an of assault and burglary, that many ■ft ■ ■■» •* •*• U*"*«»| ftft-1*—■».*■ »•»--> • MM m nw *>*•• *t O*** Ofti' ..*.*»«* ft* .*1 education had no responsibility for educational system. identity-like man's wonder of fires, or enough traffic to warrant the "*—*» *■ «•» ■ ■»! ••*•*» •»-» l* ■!■» -> •►- ftO N*«* ft****** - I** ftO **>**» .*■*«* •«* •*•*. helping him come to terms with the **rfm*«M tf*i*t*i*i*tHlli*,l*i«dk*« By being experimental, this program springtime warblers-should not '-- expenditure, let alone the enroachment l emotional, the concrete, the is also novel and creative. It has remain outside of the classrooms at on personal freedom? idiosyncratic, the biographical and the without reluctance charged itself with BGSU. ' Thursday. May 17, 1973, The BG N.w./Pog. 3 TV Watergate-future shock?

WASHINGTON (API Starling at 10 am EDT watchman's call in the early the trail that eventually led interest rates that banks The Senate's televised today the Select Committee hours of June 17. and about into the White House. may pay on certificates of Watergate hearings, on Presidential Campaign arresting five men inside the Since then the scandal has deposits in amounts of beginning today, will be Activities will begin by headquarters of the ballooned far beyond the (100.000 and over more than a cops-and- reconstructing the bungled Democratic party in the Watergate raid itself, and Its increased-reserve robbers show The probe burglary of last June. Watergate building even beyond the evident requirement means that may shape American According to the attempts to protect the banks would continue to hold government and politics for committee's plans, first LATE TODAY, or higher-ups who authorized reserves of 5 per cent on the a generation or more testimony will come from possibly tomorrow, the it current level of outstanding Some changes already Kobert C Odle. who was committee expects to talk to Meanwhile some of the certificates, but would have were evident as the cameras director of personnel for the its first star witness. James men closest to the President to increase reserves to 8 per warmed up and wiretappers. Committee for the Re- W McCord Jr . one of the have quit or been fired, and cent above that level burglars, campaign workers election of the President men l-eeper arrested that have fallen into mutual The increase applies only and former White House ICREP) morning accusations and counter-ac- to certificates in denomi- aides lined up to testify After Odle sketches out McCord has been a key cusations so tangled that nations of 1100.000 and over Sweeping election reforms the campaign organization, man from the start The prosecutors now fear a jury and would not apply to banks were being discussed former White House aide wiretappers were first tied may never completely sort with total outstanding Congress was reclaiming Bruce Kherli will draw a publicly to the Nixon out the blame certificates of less than $10 power from the White verbal map of the campaign when McCord'l They are a major source million House Once-mighty President's inner circle of name was found on the of funds that banks acquire presidential aides were out advisors at the time of the CREP payroll the day after and lend to businesses at RAISING THE amount of of work and facing possible break in thebreakin And two months higher interest rates reserves increases the cost indictments President Then Police Sgt Paul ago. when McCord began of lending because the bank Nixon asked newsmen to Leeper will testify about cooperating with federal THE BOARD also cannot loan out the funds it give him hell answering a night- prosecutors, he put them on removed the ceiling on holds in reserve Perhaps most uiiportant. the public was being given a chance to decide what future politicians should be allowed to get away with During last year's newsnoTes presidential campaign most were reported abused or neglected in Nonparlisan Commission on Federal Americans considered the Wiretapping the first four months of this year as Election Reform to conduct a broad wiretapping and burglary of during the same period during 1972 post-Watergate study and come up N»w.photo by Carl Said Democratic offices to be 1 -.ist year reports were up 62 per cent with specific legislative routine politics WASHINGTON lAPl The White House acknowledged yesterday that over 1971 The state campaign began recommendations by Dec. 1 Practice With th« z«ol of an aspiring major leaguer. Dave Bowers, THE HEARINGS, likely President Nixon personally approved last July "The commission's mandate would freshman (B.A.), tones up his swing for the upcoming intra- to be viewed by millions of wiretapping of more than a dozen be a broad as the federal process swings mural Softball playoffs. citizens, raise again the national Security Council and itself." said Nixon "Nothing would question ol whether such Pentagon aides starting in 1969 Soviet missiles be excluded tactics are fair play or foul. it was a national security While the President made no direct matter." a spokesman said The reference to the Watergate scandal, procedure was approved by the WASHINGTON (API The he predicted many more disclosures President and authorized in Russians apparently are preparing to of 1972 campaign misdeeds "will Council adopts MAP proposal individual cases by the attorney load some of their launch bases with doubtless soon be made general in coordination with the the Soviet Union's first combat-ready multiple warhead weapons Academic Council given throughout the year; has been through MAP director of the Federal Bureau of In- MAP director, told the coun- That is the way U.S. military yesterday accepted a grades. faculty assessment. cil he was "willing to pro- should be waived vestigation " Modular Achievement Pro- and examples of student The spokesman did not identify sources read the significance of more Lottery bill mote advancing MAP He then suggested that than 25 launches of SSU inter- gram (MAP) proposal work students" because the stu- each college "identify and those whose phones were tapped. enabling MAP students to dents have been monitored moderate" an accelerated ContlnenUl ballistic missiles from obtain junior status at the Advanced standing would Ihree operational launch complexes closely all year group of freshmen as a test in recent months end of freshman year. confer 90 hours and junior group for advanced status. Child abuse COLUMBUS lAPl-The Senate status on each student He said academic readi- The council also approved voted 31-2 to refuse to go along with Although the council auth- meeting qualifications. A ness isn't the only factor in- a motion asking the MAP COLUMBUS lAPI State Welfare amendments to a bill by Sen Ronald orized implementation of the students' work would be re- volved in advancing a stu Development and Evalua- Director Charles Bates said Campaigning Mottl (D-24 Parma I to set up a evaluation, it must first be viewed by a board in his or dent but that psychological tion Committee (MAPDEC) yesterday Ohio's campaign against commission to make plans for a state approved by the council of her college to decide and personal readiness are to include a plan for an child abuse and neglect has brought WASHINGTON (API - President lottery. each college whether or not the status also vital accelerated option for non- the problems "out from under the Nixon, citing "widespread abuses He said House deletion of an Recommendations for should be granted "The student must exhibit MAP freshmen in the 1973-74 rug " during the presidential campaign of immediately-effective emergency junior status would be based If it is not. partial readiness to begin work in evaluation proposal Council He cited statistics on big increases 1972." urged Congress yesterday to clause created a need for changing on Undergraduate Record acceleration may be recom- his major in a serious stipulated that the option in the number of cases reported as create a bipartisan commission to dates on a timetable included in the Examination lUREl mended fashion."' he said must be equivalent to MAP indications that the administration s recommend sweeping federal bill. The senator said in asking the ■ scores, performance on Hi Giardma also said he The council tabled discus program has been a "tragic election reforms. Senate not to concur that a success " standardized examinations DR. RICHARD Uiardina. thinks group requirements sion on a proposed Russian In a special message. Nixon called conference committee is needed to remaining after a student studies program. Bates said twice as many children for establishment of a 17-member "set the appropriate dates." Congratulations -l/v. »»n»'i •V Vr Phi Mu New Actives: Nancy Delacretaz ^o&*ftnu\ &vwC OXFORD HOUSE Janni Lude Sandi Pohlmann "ANNOUNCES" Jan Steck THE WINNERS OF OUR GRAND RE-OPENING Sue Wright All CELEBRATION

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Rt. 2, Fostoria, 0. 1 P.M. reduced prices daily Now Appearing Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. WATCH FOR WEEKEND SPECIALS Effic AT Magic Daze - May 23 Kristina - May 30-2 weeks only S0JMKE5 at COCKTAIL LOVNCE Mr. Bojangles BOWLING GREEN O Oxford House 893 S. Main St. - 352-9074 Use Our Own 30 Day Charge .4/TH.KJN.w., Thursday, Moy 17, 1973 Education 'clustered' MAP offers alternative By K.tki Hettee ADVANCED standing Students were enrolled in emphasis is placed on using NewiEtttter would confer 80 hours and one of these groups. the living environment in the junior status on each student Instructors within the manner of the Humanities Io the minds of many meeting qualifications. groups attempted to Cluster, according to the students, the Modular MAP is funded through a integrate the subject matter report. Achievement Program grant from the Carnegie of the separate courses into (MAP) signifies a chance to Corporation. According to a "meaningful con- THE COORDINATED graduate from the the MAP Development and figuaration for students." Humanities Quarter was University after three Evaluation Committee the MAPDEC report stated established winter quarter years, Dr. Richard (MAPDECt report, the by the College of Arts and Giardina. director, said program is "an achieve- THE HUMANITIES Sciences to use existing Monday. ment-based program Cluster was structured as a course offerings to meet leading to the possibility of a residential living/learning group requirements in a co- But the concept of a time- variable-time baccalaureate experience during winter ordinated fashion Of the M shortened baccalaureate degree. quarter. students enrolled. 38 were program is "a low priority Freshmen were recruited Ninety MAP students MAP students of MAP," he said. "It is only for the program last participated in the cluster one aspect of MAP. Our summer and 186 students, and lived in Prout Hall MAP students also could most important goal is to representing all three where they had their opt to design their own provide an alternative to colleges, enrolled in the discussions in the available programs, in consultation general education." program. rooms and lounges, the with their advisors, during Waning As the lala aflernoon tun dipt behind the breeieway, the shadow* grew Yesterday. Academic The ACT test scores and report stated. winter and spring quarters. longer and the tcene becomes peaceful. The hurrying crowds on inner campus Council accepted a proposal high school decile ranks The students studied with The only requirement was enabling MAP students to thin out as people go home to warm meals and some hours of relaxation indicated that while MAP faculty members drawn that the students participate daylight obtain junior status at the students generally scored from the art. classics, liter- in the Little College fall end of their freshman year and ranked higher than the ature, music, philosophy and quarter. freshman class at large. theater departments. The they still exhibit fairly well program revolved around DR. GIARDINA said the dispersed scores and ranks, five themes: perception and MAP staff wUl work next Ellsberg-'made into mud ball' the report stated perspective, examination of year to establish a program values, doing, growth, and in which students can earn MAP'S FIRST year of what does it all mean? up to 45 hours of credit for WASHINGTON 1AP1 - Kllsberg said the charges President Nixon in some sensational of the September 1971. operation offered three Ninety-three students. 88 disclosures was that Hunt, working or studying off Daniel Kllsberg told a brought against him in June opinion polls. Kllsberg said general education of whom are in MAP. are campus. Senate hearing headed by 1971, soon after he leaked the administration hoped while a member of the MUSKIE WAS chairing an experiences: the Little presently enrolled in the White House staff, had MAPDEC also wUl study Sen Kdmund S Muskic (!) portions of the massive "to establish a link between examination by three College, the Humanities Science Cluster. It is geared the possibility of organizing Maine! yesterday that he Vietnam war study to the me and the Democratic engineered the burglary of subcommittees of the Cluster and the Science to the non-science major the Beverly Hills office of language cluster, he said believes the Nixon admini- press, wore part of a candidates, specifically you. government security Cluster. The cluster aims to give Dr. Giardina said such a Mr Muskie " Kllsberg's psychiatrist in stration hoped to use the scheme to re-elect the classification system. In addition, a Coordinated students an understanding of program would require Pentagon I'apers case to President " Humanities Quarter and an the nature and methods of small unit bousing. "A tarnish Muskie's Noting that at the time HE SAID THE role of K opportunity for MAP science; an introduction to language cluster needs a presidential candidacy Muskic was leading Howard Hunt Jr . later WBGU-TV schedules students to self-structure a the natural sciences. and co- situation unto itself " convicted in the Watergate program were available ordinated laboratory in- Gary Woditsch, assistant case, was to determine Every MAP student vestigations. to the provost, said although could I be made into a mud abortion issue analysis participated in the Little It is staffed by repre- MAP is primarily concerned ball that would stick to a College fall quarter Three sentatives from the depart- with freshmen this year, SBO post open presidential candidate " courses were offered. ments of biology, chemistry, new options for upper- With Muskie leaning "A Further Look at Abor- latest novel. "Breakfast of Images. English HI 112 and computer science, geology, classmen may be developed forward in his chair, tion." an analysis of the Champions.'' in which Trout Speech 102 mathematics, philosophy opinions of those opposed to and physics Undergraduate or gradu Candidates will be listening intently. Kllsberg meets hit creator (Vonne- Classes in the Little "We want to work to legalized abortion, will be College were divided into die students interested in screened by a panel of noted that several gut) at the Midland City Most of the students live establish options for majors students and repre individuals who worked on the subject of "Ohio This Festival for the Arts, and five groups made up of in Prout Hall where class that are not necessarily de- becoming director of the Week, tonight at 7:30 on Office of Voter Awareness senlatives of the Bowling the Pentagon I'apers study gives a used car dealer brain sections from Images. and discussion sessions take fined by department or WBGU TV. channel 57 poisoning. i formerly the Office of Green community. Dennis had worked as advisors, on English and Speech. place, but only moderate area." he said Voter !•'.ii ilit.iihHI i should Grady. SBO coordinator of foreign and defense policy, Alternatives to abortion sign up for an interview at state and community to the Muskie campaign will be offered by guests the Student Body Organi- affairs, said yesterday John B. Kennedy, director of zation (SBO) office. 405 He said (lie director will Kllsberg said he had never Toledo's Right to Life group, Church group to hold revival Student Services Hldg assume his or her duties im- met Muskie and didn't work and Dr. John Miller, a mediately upon selection (or any candidate Toledo pediatrician. The voter office was and should expect to devote The guests will be inter- Inspired Members of the student enters school, the Grand Rapids. Mich preaching and singing." he assigned to SBO in an 15-20 hours per week to the GOVERNMENT charges viewed by Mel Martin. Pentacostal Church Today spiritual part of his life is Williams-Sanders said a said attempt to cut operating job. against Kllsberg ranging WBGU news director, and (IMPACT) will hold a three- left totally void But it is revival is a time "when expenses in a move recom- For further information from espionage to misuse of Mary Blake, senior (B.A.) day revival this weekend in IMPACT'S desire to bring a hungry souls are revived and The revival will start at mended by budget sub- contact the SBO office. 372 government property were and WBGU newswoman. Prout Chapel little spirituality to the renewed." 7:30 p.m. on Friday and council last month 2851 dismissed last Friday in Los Author Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Rufus Williams-Sanders, academic community." "The services are Saturday and 11:30 a.m. on Angeles after a series of will elaborate on the adven- senior IA&SI and student Williams-Sanders said. designed to be pure praise Sunday. disclosures of government tures of his character. minister of the group, said He said the group is the services. There's lots of Admission is free and conduct U.S District Court Kilgore Trout the science yesterday the convocation only black-oriented church good old-fashioned open to the public. Judge Matt Byrne called fiction writer, on "Book has been planned to bring group in Bowling Green. It 1616 E. WOOSTER ST offensive to a sense of Beat" at 9 30 p.m. Monday Christ and his teachings to is a Bible-oriented group Menu committee plans buffet li. J ■ If M ' justice on WBGU the University campus. that adheres to the doctrine The Food Menu Committee, organized after the boycott of inftm I'mvMt V\?-7?flR One of the most Vonnegut will discuss his "Many times once a and the teachings of the Harshman cafeteria last March, has planned a buffet in DISCOUNT disciples of Christ, he added Harshman B dining ball for Sunday. May 20. from 5-6 30 1 DRUG STORES^ p.m. THE SPEAKER for the The buffet, which wUl consist of cold cuts, will be on an Old Fashioned Days revival will be the Reverend "all you can eat" basis. Ivan Cage of the Bethel Reservations should be made before Thursday at the PORTFOLIOS NOTEBOOK Pentacostal Church in dining hall office. Price is 12 50 PAPER 2 POCKET, VINYL 6 ASSORTED STYLES 200 COUNT FILLER NARROW MARGIN THE DEN Domino's REGULAR 19 REGULAR 59 NOW 6 FOR 50C NOW 35c Lunch Time Special CLAIROL GILLETTE Call Between HERBAL ESSENCE 1 HE DRY LOOK SHAMPOO MEN'S HAIR CONTROL 11-5:00 and Receive 8 0c" / 01 MFG'S LIST '1.59 MFG'S LIST '1.59 GRAY'S EVERYDAY GRAY'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICE '1.29 LOW PRICE '1.27 3 Free Cokes with any large or c NOW 99* NOW 99 ,---" 1 Free Qt. Coke with any small STRIDEX HAI KARATE Pizza Call Domino's Now for Lunch — 352-5221 MEDICATED AFTER SHAVE The Pizza People, Period FACIAL PADS 4 0/ Oiler good only between II em 5 pm JAR OF 42 MFG'S LIST '1.75 MFG'S LIST 98' GRAY'S EVERYDAY GRAY'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICE '1 59 LOW PRICE 77' c NOW 57* NOW 99 S.B.O. ANNOUNCES: MEN'S TRAVELING ME N'S LONG SLEEVE SHAVING IG HTWEIGHTSHIRTS SIZES 14v. TOl/ A Steering Committee vacancy BAG KIT CHOICE OF COIORS REGULAR '2 99 BROWN OR BLACK 00 REGULAR '2.79 Jeans and Slacks 4" 2 for8 Anyone interested in applying should sign up in 405 Stu- $ 50 JUANCE 2/3" H NOW 1 S ICED AT Elephant Bells some cuff models Rtg.to>i6.oo 9 dent Activities by Friday, May 18, at 5:00 p.m. TAMPA RESAGO , NO-DOZ STAY- Foi Guys and Chicks IWAKE TABLETS Denim Suits and Sport Coats /<>» as 18" CIGARS FORHNALS as 8. CRAM SESSIONS Interviews will be held Mon. 5/21 and Wed.5/23 POLY BAG 0) 20 BOX Of 155 REGULAR 98' MFG'S LIST 69' Shoe Sale entire stock Save 20% to 50% NOW CLEARANCE PRICED GRAY'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 63' Double Knit Dress Slacks R«. to -25.00 14" ; AT 50' NOW 40' 1 ANY QUESTIONS - CALL 372-2951 | Specials thru Sunday - Righ ts to limit Quantities Bargain Days at The Den Thursday. May 17. 1973. Th. BG N.wt/Paa«,S Nixon seeks campaign reform

WASHINGTON (AP) - abuses and will work to spoke, his fund raisers were of elections and campaign Contained in the President Nixon, now build public confidence in urging contributors to give practices." President's new suggestions calling for broad campaign the integrity of the electoral early and avoid a new He made no specific are some the White House reform laws, vetoed one process." Nixon said when provision that would require mention of the Watergate opposed outright or gave reform measure in 1970 and he signed the present public disclosure of all who affair only lukewarm support to later signed another which campaign finance act on gave f 100 or more But the 13-month-old less than three years ago took effect after vast sums Feb. 7.1972. election law. which he now The President's key had been given anonymously But the bill did not take seeks to reform, made suggestion to Congress is for to the 1972 campaign effect for 60 davs-until THE NIXON campaign possible the first link establishment of a "This legislation will April 7. went on to spend more than between the Watergate commission to study the guard against campaign Even as the President t&O million, some of it-it is break-in and the Nixon re- question of reform now alleged-on widespread election campaign. I rule i the old Corrupt Course evaluations available political espionage and The General Accounting Practices Act. individual sabotage Office (GAOI has accused contributions were limited In February 1972. Nixon Nixon's re-election to t&.OOO. but loopholes Student Body Organization iSBO) professor-course called the new legislation committee of numerous allowed widespread evasion evaluations will be issued today. John Doering. SBO co- realistic and enforceable violations under the same The President also is ordinator of academic affairs, said yesterday Yesterday the President law. but the Justice calling for tighter disclosure Doering said a copy of the evaluations wili be placed in all called for a complete re- Department has been slow rules at a time when his own dormitories and in the Commuter Center examination of our system to act on GAO recom- re-election committee is mendations for action battling a civil suit that against the committee would require complete N*ws»h*tobyCariS*W disclosure of those who TWO FORMER Cabinet contributed secretly before SBO officers list hours Tennis Neither rain nor high windt could keep a handful of tennis members who were in the current act went into charge of the Nixon re- effect players from using the tennis courts behind Conklin Hall. The following are the 3 pm Friday, evenings HOURS FOR steering election effort have been Ksl.ililishineiil of a federal Despite the puddles, a few people were out to sharpen up office hours of the Student hours Tuesday. committee members are: indicted by a federal grand elections commission with love their serves and back swings Body Organization ISBOI John Doering, coordinator Mark Kupport 3-5 p.m. jury on charges arising from full enforcement powers has officers. of academic affairs. 2-4 p m Tuesday and Thursday. a (200.000 political been proposed before Bill Arnold, president 10 Monday. Tuesday and Fred Hoffman: 10 a.m. to contribution made April 10. a in to noon Monday and Thursday. 3-5 p.m. Wed- noon Monday-Friday: but not reported under the Tuesday. 2 5 p m. Monday- nesday . Mike Bickley 9-11 a.m. election law Friday . Mark Walker, student Monday-Friday: More than two weeks Youths laugh in their 3.2 beer representative to the Board Marcia Heflin: 3-5 pm elapsed between passage ol Lee Olson, vice president of Trustees 3-5 p m Wednesday and Thursday: the bill Jan 19, 1972 and the COLUMBUS (AIM Some Ohio Senate, the youths THE mi i granting IH bill." said Aronoff. "but it's 3-5 p.m. Monday. Wed Monday-Thursday. 10 am. tune the President signed it. 18-year old youths clothed would be adults, except they yeai olda lull adull a matter of political nesday and Thursday, noon to noon Friday. Amy Davis 1-3 p.m. Mon- giving Nixon fund raisers an with all adult privileges couldn't legally drink hard privileges and reaponslbili' expediency to 2pm Friday. Larry Whitelealher. co- day and Wednesday: extra 14 days. By April 7. minus one in a bill awaiting liquor or high powered beer Hi's passed the Senate last "If we want to get Dennis Grady. coordinator ordinator of cultural affairs Hal Watz: 1-3 pm more than (10 million from legislative action must be The catch is, they know iiiiinlli The hill no«| is lie anything through this legis- of state and community 9-10 a.m. Monday-Friday. 3- Tuesday. unnamed donors had found laughing in their 32 beer they can get just as drunk on lore the House Judiciary lature we'll have to give up affairs 3-6 p.m. Monday. 5pm Monday-Thursday: 1- Sam Ferruccio 3-5 p.m. its way into the Nixon these dan the beer they can drink .is Committee the right to drink Once we Wednesdav and Thursday. I 5 i' in Friday Tuesday Thursday campaign treasury. Under a bill passed by the the so-called high powenil The man who wrote I he get it through, perhaps we beer they can't bill Sen Stanley J kronoff, can offer another bill " it « Cincinnati realizes the Obvious intent of the "It depends on a pel sun I slight ami ironic difference present bill was to meet Metro drug squod assists area police size and system." said between 3 2 and high objections of those people William Dorsey, chiel ol the powered i« 11 who want to keep youth of Since last summer, the traffickers deal in large We are not autonomous, but Campus Safety has found handle the drug problem by beer and wines division of I would like in have the (hat age away from intoxi- Metropolitan Drug Enforce- drug quantities. act primarily as a Metro Squad helpful in ourselves." Daoust said the Ohio Department ol i milt to drink Included in the cating liquors. ment Unit i Metro Squad> supportive agency." Scott controlling drug traffic as it He added that with the co- Liquor control. has assisted Bowling Oreen METRO SQUAD officers explained affects the University operation of the Metro and campus police in the cooperate with local police Although there are no "We (Campus Safety) are Squad, "we are able to keep "A person can definitely "investigation and appre- departments on special federal agents on the squad, not qualified or equipped to abreast of the problem get drunk on 3 2 beet hension of drug traffickers. assignments The 11 in,in the federal government Lt. R A Daoust of Campus squad, based in Toledo, does provides one-half the funds. Safety said not patrol the city or Scott said The other half, Model Open...Noon till 6 P.M. Metro Squad, area law campus regularly. Scott primarily for officers' enforcement officers said salaries, comes from local detached from local units, "We serve as an adjunct police units. CAMPUS MANOR has jurisdiction in Wood and to local police departments l.i Daoust said that Lucas counties in Ohio and Monroe county in Michigan. APARTMENTS Metro Squad Director SPRING SAVINGS Stanley Scott said Behind Burger Chef Next to Sterling yesterday Scott said the fluidity of • Cotton or Knit mini- drug traffic across state lines made it necessary for culottes and shorts NOW RENTING FOR SUMMER AND FALL regional enforcement "Our primary function is to ferret out drug trafficker rtf.qo-*i6i*i 4 ! OPENINGS FOR 1-4 STUDENTS defined as middle or upper echelon." he said • Group of Body Suits * Special Summer Rates Scott said thesi- reg.UO-'ISnow 4 12 GOOD REASONS FOR LIVING AT CAMPUS MANOR

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The committee to faculty members appointed though it has been available money can be obtained for by examination program establish alternatives (or by Faculty Senate; and one for at least 20 years, stu- departments so they can will be "a real challenge and course credit other than undergraudate student dents are not informed about release time for a faculty the longer we postpone, the attending class will probably representative. its availability, and its member to develop the pro- longer it will take to get it on not be active until next fall. implementation "is uneven gram the books." Dr. Endres said. Dr. Raymond Endres said FORMATION of the and confusing from one Other members of the yesterday. committee was approved by department to the next." He said students must be committee are Glenn Van However. Dr. Endres. Academic Council March 28 Dr. Endres said informed of which courses Wormer. dean of admissions chairman of the credit alter- after tie Credit Alternative improving the credit by car. be satisfied by credit by and records; Dr. Trevor natives review committee, Program Development and examination program would examination. Ohio State Phillips, director of Experi- said the committee will try Evaluation Committee be the biggest problem University publishes a cata- mental Studies; and Dr. to appoint an advisory board (CAPDEC). chaired by Dr. facing his committee. log of such courses, be said. Frank Arnold, director of this quarter. Endres, presented a report Developing a wider credit the Counseling Center. The board was suggested to council. HE SAID A way must be by Dr. Michael Ferrari, CAPDEC. formed in fall found to encourage depart- acting provost. It would 1972. recommended alterna- ments to offer more courses investigate policy and pro- tives for course credit other by examination. He said gram issues than attending class. such testing could be done It is to include representa- One option was course by standardized or depart- tion from each college and credit by examination. The ment developed tests independent school; two CAPDEC report said al- Dr. Endres said he hopes '72 birth rate at record low

WASHINGTON (AP) - dropped to its lowest level in contraception, the move- For the first time in history, 35 years at 7 8 persons per ment of the population from the rate at which American 1.000 population. rural to urban areas and the women have children de- The figures confirm what new independence of clined in 1972 to a rate below most Americans know-that women the level necessary to sus- they are having fewer chil- "There is no way to tain zero population growth, dren. simplify it; there is no one the Census Bureau reported The total fertility rate the explanation." she said. yesterday. number of births per 1.000 The total estimated U S. It could lead eventually to women ages 15 to 44 years population on Jan. 1. 1973 a decrease in the country's during their lifetime was 209.717.000. including population However, the dropped to about 2.025 in armed forces overseas. The 1972 rate would have to be 1972. below the level re- total population in the 1970 sustained well into the next quired for the population general census was century before this could eventually to reach a zero 204.335.000. Nawtphoro by Carl Said occur. growth status if there is no The estimated number of immigration Sorority plans Reach Mike Saiver, frethman (AAS). get» lome help from behind at births in 1972 was the lowest The fertility rate for the ha jumps and stretches to make the catch. Jarry Hampton, total since 1945. population to achieve zero for it! sophomore (Ed.), watches to see if Sarver's efforts will be growth is 2,100 births per charity events rewarded. IN ADDITION, the 1972 1,000 women during their rate of population growth lifetimes Phi Mu sorority will sponsor a "Hope Marathon" THE DECLINING rate is tomorrow night from 8 p.m. significant for the country to midnight in South Police try to stop KKK roily because it means the popula- Commons. Proceeds from tion is getting older, with the event will be donated to long range consequences on MARION. Ind (AP) - Project Hope. Police said there were no was killed by Klansmen Lighting." The announce- such aspects of life as educa- Included in the evening's Marion police are seeking reports of injuries or doing some target ment said the rally will be tion, labor force and activities are a dancing N» wsphoto by Trent Boggett an injunction against this extensive damage in this shooting." he said open "to the White spending habits. contest and an auction of weekend's Ku Klux Klan city of 40,000 persons, public Bring the children, A spokesman for the Farming can be a lonely business—especially (KKK) rally which they say items, such as jewelry and including about 3.000 blinks LAW ENFORCEMENT let's make it a family Census Bureau said there is clothing, donated by local could inflame the already "People's tempers are when it's only you and the machine officials were to confer program." no single explanation for the merchants. tense racial situation in this running high due to the kid tonight on the legality and Without any worry of oncoming traffic, this north central Indiana city. declining fertility rate. Admission to the farmer can look at tha furrow ha laaves getting shot down on the feasibility of seeking an Grand Dragon William Among explanations that marathon is fl. Tickets can Sporadic firebombings. street .ind people are pretty injunction The Klan rally is behind as ha guides his tractor through a t'haney said the rally will be have been offered, she said. be purchased either at the vandalism and potshots worked up over the Klan scheduled Saturday and the first semi-public Klan long field. shook the community rally." Asst Chiel tjucntin are economic factors, avail- door or at the Phi Mu house. Sunday at a private farm affair in Grant County since ability of abortion and Sorority Row. Tuesday night after Robert PetUfordiaid about seven miles northeast the 1930s. Johnson, a 14-year-old black, We're in the process »l of Marion was shot and killed Monday trying In stop the rally with Klansmen from across Chancy said the Klan is as he walked home from an an injunction rumors arc Indiana have been invited to offering a $500 reward for ice skating rink (lying around that the boy a "kamp out and Cross information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Producer leaves apes' youth's slayer. "Some persons are trying LOS ANGELES (AP) - have been the producer's were excellent Then, as the "PLANET OF the Apes- CHAMPAGNE WEEKEND to point the finger at the Arthur P. Jacobs, a man biggest successes series fell into other hands, was a bit hit. earning $26 Klan to stop the rally." who has made millions with "Naturally. I'm fond of they became routine and not million. "Beneath the Chaney said talking apes, is saying far- the apes." said Jacobs. 51. so good. I'd rather quit while Planet ... " cost $4.6 million 9:00-1:00 Thurs., Fri., Sat. well to the creatures with a "but it has become harder to we're ahead." and made $165 million "WE HAVE told mixture of relief and regret. find new plots that will The producer has been "Escape from ..." cost only Offering: Klansmen in Grant County Relief, because his five work. Besides. I have other finishing up "The Battle for $2 million because it was to give authorities their full "Planet of the Apes" films I want to make. 1 don't the Planets of the Apes," filmed in Los Angeles with Champagne-ale, chamwine cocktail, pitchers of iced cham- co-operation in bringing the movies have been complex want to keep turning out which will be in the theaters only three apes. It earned guilty party to justice in productions requiring more apes pictures like Charlie this summer. That doesn't $9 v* million pagne or by the glass, champagne Collins, sours or the special what we think was a drug- ingenuity with each one. Chans or Tarzans. mean the end of the "apes " mystery drink, served to 3 or more people. related killing " Regret, because the films "In both those cases, the They'll be re-released in "Conquest of ..." and first five or so of the series theaters for years to come. "Battle for ..." were made And Jacobs has given 20th for about $1.8 apiece, and Century-Fox rights to each is expected to bring in At the REDWOOD INN develop a television series. between $9 and $10 million. 160 NORTH MAIN CORNER OF MAIN & COURT PHI T> MU k* HAVEN HOUSE MANOR APTS. SIGMA CHI 1515 E. WOOSTER H.O.P.E. HOP NEW BUILDING COMPLETED DERBY DAY 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS- Was another victory for the sisters of COMPLETELY FURNISHED

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Section No. Deal. Coarse No. CaflMtfaa Alone in the wilderness 3044 MUSI" 105 time is 10 WF 3591 POLS Ml time is 6-7 45PM MW instructor is Jones All UEOU 213 are 4 credit hours Judy DeShane is afraid of ning, hiking, backpacking lowtide sical strain All GEOG 321 are 4 credit hours height*. She never thought and camping. Judy said. "In case of an emergency She said although some 1746 GEOti 323 is 4 credit hours she'd be scaling rocky cliffs I had a whistle to attract the individuals do drop out. 1748 GEtx; 343 is 4 credit hours or traversing a set of ropes THE SESSION ends in a attention of participants on most are determined to 4236 STAT should be 313 strung 60 feet above the solo experience. Each parti- neighboring islands-It was finish the program no STAT description is Intro Stat Inference ground. cipant is left in an isolated that quiet.'' she said. "I saw matter what happens 1027 CI1KM 343 timeisUMTKF. 1-4 M one other person on another But she found herself area for three days with only 1031 I'HEM 345 time is 10 MTHF. 1 4 M doing just that in a wilder- the minimum articles neces- island and a lobster boat "A M-YEAR-old man 1032 timeisl0MTRF.9-12W ness survival program sary for survival. during my solo." pulled some shoulder mus- 1038 CHEM 432 credit hours is 1 called Outward Bound. Judy was left on an iso- cles and be was in a great 1039 credit hours are 2 Judy, a research associate lated island one-fourth mile JUDY SAID the program deal of pain, but he insisted 1040 credit hours are 2 in environmental education in diameter was one of the greatest on completing the session." 1041 credit hours is 1 at the University, spent ten "I had a sleeping bag. a experiences of ber life. she said. 1041 time is 9 R. 2-5 M "I don't know anyone in- days at an Outward Bound piece of plastic, a quart of "As soon as we arrived we 1879 HIST 151 timeisUMTKF program on Hurricane drinking water and a book of volved with the program each received a duffle bag 3857 HOC 441 section cancelled Island off the Maine coast. matches, "shesaid. who hasn't felt a tremendous loaded with 60 pounds of 3860 SOC 480 description is Social Thought Black The Hurricane Island pro- Judy explained that they impact on their lives." she equipment and then ran for America gram is sea-oriented and in- had been instructed bow to said several miles." she said 3861 480 description is Biomedical Antrupology cludes sailing expeditions. recognize edible plants and "You not only learn to soc "Many people have com- 3876 SOC 580 description is Intro to Demography rope and rock climbing, run- now to collect seafood at cope with a stress situation pared the program to basic 3877 S(K' 580 section cancelled physically, but also training." 3523 PHIL 440 psychologically." description is Wittgenstein-Austin Judy said. "One moment 1518 BNG 206 should be Techniques of Fiction Judy said as a result of the I'd be in euphoria and then Teachers sought experience she has learned in the depths of despair, but to recognize ber hidden after it was all over I felt The Unitarian Universal Fellowship of Bowling Green fears and is more able to like I could conquer the needs University students to implement their Sunday School cope with problems. world " ADDED SECTIONS FALL QUARTER education program "I jogged to get myself Besides Hurricane Island. Eight students are needed to teach the curriculum chosen in shape, but if an individual Outward Bound runs pro- Sectioi Dept. Coarse No. Description ( •redlt Tune laatractor and developed by the members of the fellowship. The is in good condition he grams in Colorado. Oregon. 4331 IHEM 343 Organic Chemistry i 11MTRF. 2-5 T Bogg Sunday School classes are divided into four groups-nursery, doesn't have to do anything Texas. Minnesota and North 4332 Organic Chemistry < 1111 MTRF. 1-4 R Bogg early elementary, late elementary and junior high. special to prepare." she Carolina. 4333 Organic Cheniislrv UMTRF.9-12W Bogg More information is avail- Interested persons should meet with the fellowship explained. "Although we 4335 HOT 441 Civ 650-146 B.C 10-12. TF Daly members Sunday at noon at 123 E Court St. Those who practically had to carry one able by contacting the the cannot attend are asked to call Larry or Dawn Anderson at girl in my group because she Environmental Studies 352-8145 just couldn't take the phy- Center Handicapped man keeps trying

CINCINNATI (AP) - BUI said Willingham "Besides, He remains 132,000 in settled on a business welfare, he said, is "to be Willingham. born without the franchiser didn't debt possibility but might into business for myself- arms or legs, twice has advertise and the products Willingham has artificial consider the news shop suricssfully failed in business Now be just did not sell We tried limbs and can walk, dress business again. "My story nasn't been a wants a third try. everything...wigs. hair himself, eat normally and "This time I'd have to get siHcesslul one." he said. "1 "This time I know I can dressing, but it just wouldn't drive a car. He married a better location." he said would have liked to tell the make it." said Willingham. go." shortly before losing the Willingham said he never welfare department. 33, who has asked the Small second business. has been able to earn a Thanks. I appreciate all Business Administration WILLINGHAM was on He once claimed he had living because he could not you've done (or me in the 4t i SBA l to finance him a third welfare continuously received bad advice from find someone to hire him. past, now 1 can make it on Pass the butter, please!" time. because he couldn't the SBA. but now says. I His only hope to get o(f my own.' Willingham gained generate enough income, feel that just because national attention Jan. 24. but he secured a second SBA something went sour for me 1970, when he opened the loan for 125.000. doesn't mean it will with Jacques He nee Boutique someone else." near the University of Cin- He then opened a news The SBA director in Cin- cinnati with a 117.500 SBA shop near his suburban cinnati. Cecil Boatright. Save the News loan Price Hill home That said he is willing to talk to Two months later the business failed in August. Willingham about a proposal business was failing. 1972. for another loan. MM 1 1111 Ill I -1 r 11 r i MINIMI MIIIIIIIMIIIIMMI Ill Willingham s assistant. Willingham refused to "I can't guarantee Marilyn Mokta. assumed the declare bankruptcy. "I've anything." he said. "But I loan but declared told all the creditors I'm not will sit down and look at any bankruptcy in April. through," he said "When I proposal Willingham brings ORDER NOW! "It was the wrong get back in business. I'll in." business for rne-a man." pay." Willingham said be hasn't YOUR 1974 KEY

Co-op to sponsor film festival To order next year's KEY, check the purchase card included with your just- received packet from the Registrar and W. C. Fields in said. Non-members will be Anyone interested in return it with your other cards. "International House" will charged fl. which will also working should leave his or highlight a classic film buy tbem a membership in her name at the co-op, festival sponsored by the the co-op. Newton said. The KEY will put the year in a nutsholl for Bowling Green Student Co- POPCORN, brownies and The co-op now has book you! op this weekend. Kool-aid also will be sold at lists for the summer Marilynn Newton. the door, she added courses, she added II Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill Illlllllll E sophomore i Ed i and Newton said. "The co-op president of the co-op, said decided to have an activity the festival will also include for the benefit and interest Rudolph Valentino, of its members who've See Dave Run...At The starring In "Son of the supported us in the past and Sheik." two Little Rascals' also to encourage persons to movies: cartoons; and join." 1973 MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS fantasy movies. She said the co-op also will The film festival will be in sponsor a record album sale FRIDAY, MAY 18,1:30 P.M. 105 Hanna Hall from 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday in to midnight Friday and front of the University SATURDAY, MAY 19,11:30 A.M. Saturday. Union from noon to 3 p.m. Admission will be free for The co-op will be open for WHITTAKER TRACK, BGSU co-op members. Newton business this summer. Eight Teams, 240 Athletes Competing! NOW LEASING towevW16 GRIBBIN APARTMENTS i For Summer: 835 Fourth Street 2 Bedrooms 150.00/month

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NEW YORK (API with 15 million students, extension or correspondence many home study courses bably reduced the instances. status. Fowler can list many wants, be pays only for Counting courses offered Today's home study student some of the most serious or independent study advertised, and some still But the council also reasons for their popularity, wanted courses, be has the by universities, professional It "more aware and respon- problems perhaps better courses But a lot of do. the dream rather than claims credit, having with- among them: instructor's complete atten- organizations, business, reli- sible and has a greater described as defects, are dreamers too. the details. drawn accreditation from -THE SCHOOL comes to tion, and he has constant gious groups and govern- intention of finishing his being ameliorated The typical abuse was to BUT EFFORTS of the about 20 members since it the student, the student feedback ments, it is estimated that courses than the student of enroll an individual Federal Trade Commission took on the job 18 years ago, learns at his own pace, he Rapid technological more than five million 10 years ago." said the AS A RESULT. Fowler possessed of more hope than and the Veterans Adminis- although some of those can fit study time around changes also require skilled Americans are studying at director of the National said. "The students are dedication, more ambition tration and other govern- dropped from membership jobs and other activities, he workers to continue their Home Study Council learning more and com- than ability And. in fact. ment agencies have pro- quickly regained their home can emphasize what he education on the job. (NHSC'I pleting more " The comple- And matching him in each tion ratio of about one in Talent, fashion show planned respect, contends the lour compares favorably director. William Fowler, with many colleges and ex- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE are the sellers of home study ceeds the ratio of some Kreischer Quadrangle will present a campus-wide talent open-admission community courses For one thing, he and fashion show Saturday night from 8-11 in the Kreischer ACROSS DOWN colleges said, "the schools are more main cafeteria. I Tyi>' »l wrap. 1 ReeeM randidate responsible in the students There has always been a Trophies will be given for the best-dressed male and A Calm. 2 V.l.l.n, 12 Hymn lunr. they enroll " great number of very highly female models, as well as the best-dressed group. I (,.>lil in Tolrcl... 13 HiMllK-ni.nl. motivated students in such \ Sr.ubt. Thus, according to NHSf. There will also be music provided by groups from IS hV*iiiii "I Kr.nn ••. courses, which go by the ". l.tones>. whose membership consists Cleveland and Cincinnati, said William Byrd. sophomore Ift Tristram's homr. 6 Synlln-tii fabrii of 188 accredited schools name of home study or I A&S I. and one of the organizers of the show. i; \\ ilki «..r 7 I omril. 18 Choritl.Hr Irrr He said the show will have a concert-like atmosphere with 8 dollar's item, 20 Chrniiral 'l Military symbol all types of music represented ronipminil. III Yatit.ni • Impel. The show is free and open to the public. 21 VVirkril. 11 Basle nature. 2.1 Dimin.ltivr "it BGSU Flying Club Caroline. 12 "I \m a 25 Itiitfina. -muni I I I .JIII. in : Porl. Spring Picnic 26 Nrva.la ril). II lin-ini .- event, Car Wash GULF — 27 Cain ttr Ahrl. I" Thnnderhead. 28 trridental. 22 f>anir uf thorn e, in Follower ol 21 Conformity. gas Jason. 27 t ... i .i ii,.- fnr Sat., May 19 - 2:00 P.M. 12 Orriipalinn. 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ByJartO'Breu coach and general manager continue his building pro- tion gave me hell." be pathetic It's causing team as they captured the 1972-73 Eiccathre S»«r1i Editor (of the Crusaders) one year gram at Bowling Green. added "They took the problems CCHA playoff tournament. ago.'' Young said. "He's had As Falcon hockey mentor. starch right out of this team. "What do they (the fans) "He (Vivian) came across The appointment Tuesday a long term association with Vivian stood behind his pro- After the Widsor game we know about hockey''" be as a straight shooter who of Jack Vivian as general Nick." gram through waves of cri- came out and played like a added "I'd like to put some maintained the highest of manager of the World Bill Needham was named ticism from fans and the bunch of kittens." pads on them, give them a standards." Young said. Hockey Association Cleve- coach of the Crusaders University Administration. The 1969-70 edition of the stick and see what they can "The problem will not be land Crusaders came as no October 5 at a Bowling Falcon icers finished in a do out there on the ice." getting applicants, but surprise to Bowling Green Green press conference. In January. 1970. the BG blaze of glory, winning their picking the right one." he athletic director Dick Needham was originally icers were 4-12-1 and had final nine games to finish "I CAN hear them out added, referring to the posi- Young signed as a scout, but in the just suffered their seventh with a 13-12-1 overall record. there yelling my name too." tion vacated by Vivian. "'I wasn't surprised he absence of a head coach was straight setback when This past January. Vivian said Vivian. "Sure I could go "This is one of the top five (Nick Mileti) picked Jack.' directing the team's pre- Vivian decided to voice his leveled a verbal blast at the up in the stands and chase hockey jobs in the country as Young said yesterday. "I season practices at the Ice opinion on administrative Bowling Green fans for their one of them, but what would far as college " think he was an excellent Arena interference. attitude toward the team. that prove? We're trying to choice," "Our first game of the The Falcons were sporting a build a strong hockey pro- Young said he hopes the BG's athletic director said VIVIAN will leave the season ended up in a real 2-6 record in the Central gram here, but it's pretty University will have the he knew Vivian was negotia- Falcon hockey program donneybrook." said Vivian Collegiate Hockey Associa- tough to do with that kind of position filled by July 1. He ting with club owner Mileti. after six years as its head "You can print this too. Our tion (CCHA) and 7-15 overall abuse from the fans stressed that the opening is but said no decision was coach-two years on a club administration jumped on slate "We're actually more a split between the 111'K and reached until this week level and four years as a everyone and the conversa- respected as a hockey school the athletic department Young didn't learn of the varsity sport at the Univer- tion got back to the players The BG icers were losers away from home than at In addition to serving as news until Tuesday sity. from people who don't know of nine of their last 10 con- home. I just cannot over- the University's hockey morning "I'm extremely pleased a damn thing about hockey. tests before two weekend emphasize the fact that we coach. Vivian was recently Vivian was quoted in for Jack." said Young. "He "If I could start the season victories over Ohio Univer- are trying to build some- appointed as an associate yesterday's Cleveland Plain earned it (the general man- over again I'd lock the door sity. thing here You're seeing a professor of health and phy- Dealer as saying. "This is ager post) and deserves it. to the locker room, pat "1 had hoped for a relaxed team growing up in major sical education. not a jump-off'the-cliff type It's a sad thing for us to lose every kid on the back and situation tonight." said college hockey and it's too Young said he had re- of move Nick (Mileti) and I him " say nice game, then sneak Vivian after Friday night's bad oui fans aren't growing ceived many phone calls have talked for four years Last year. Vivian passed out the back door God help 11-6 triumph "We need a with us. from persons interested in about joining his organiza- up the opportunity to coach the person who said any- few wins and not for a few The Falcons, despite their taking Vivian's place. In tion ." at Boston University, the thing I'd floor him fans to be on our backs. 16-19 oveiall record, con- fact. Young said he has al- "I suspected he i Vivian I nation's top collegiate team "The riding of the players cluded the season with some ready received one written might be the first head for the 1971-72 season, to "YES. OUR administra- tonight was something of their year's best hockev application for the job Miami's Shriver discusses MAC

COLUMBUS (AP) - The Bowling Green University. each year. We will not go to petitiveness. there was only one game on its campus instead of hotels, Mid-American talks Here's how the interview a full round robin in football Q-The MAC'S contract regional TV for $6,000 scheduled more multi-team expansion again this went: and a double round robin in with the Tangerine Bowl has What's the future? events and are not spending weekend, but the conference basketball not been renewed. Is the A-THATS ON our agenda, money on facilities like we has no design on becoming a Q-THK Mid-American Q-The MAC is reducing its league out of that post- too. We would like to did in the 1960s Courtesy of Now* Service super power, a league Conference I MAC I admitted grants-in-aid for each season football game? increase the number of Instead of spending $18 for official said yesterday. Eastern Michigan and member from 135 to 120 and A They have not ruled us games and stations to help a room and $7 fur a steak on " We don' t want that heavy Central Michigan in 1971 and 85 to 75 in football by the out. Personally. I would pay the cost of the a road trip, teams are Jock Vivian, architect of the University hockey pressure," said Dr Phillip Northern Illinois this year. 1974-75 season Will this hurt favor the Tangerine Bowl if conference office and lower staying in the other schools' success, has stood in the Ice Arena home players' It Shriver. Miami of Ohio Will the conference expand the league's quality? it's good for the conference the assessment on our dormitories and eating in box for the last time as coach of the Falcons. The president who serves as from nine to ten teams? A-We feel we can still Last year Kent State was members. their cafeterias. Football 32-year old Vivian coached at BG for six years, the chairman of the Mid- A Thai question is on the compete with anybody. the only conference repre- Q-How is the conference and basketball teams still last four when the Falcons were a varsity club. American Council of agenda this week If we go to We've beaten the Big Ten sentative to make a profit coping with rising college stay in hotels They are Presidents ten teams, we want to insure five of the last eight football from it. athletic costs? revenue-producing and. "We don't see any 80.000- schedules with major inter- games. But wc couldn't play Q-The conference earned A-Besides cutting grants, besides, the athletes in those seat stadiums in our future sectional opponents as well those schools every week. If $35,000 from seven we have agreed on a limit of sports have more pressure We're major already as old rivals. We have appli- we reduce our grants any regio-ully-televised basket- coaches, asked each school on them. They need to be off AL-LYN APARTMENTS anyway.'' said Shriver. cations from four schools. 1 more, it would hurt our com- ball games In 1971. Last year to bouse visiting athletes on campus. 801-803 Fifth Street The future of the con- can't say who they are. but Leasinp, to single persons ference was one subject he tbey are in Ohio. Indiana and or married < uuples discussed in an hour inter- Illinois view with The Associated Whatever we do. we are AIR CONDITIONED APTS. Winthrop Terrace Press before the MAC'S committed to play seven BUMPUS-DAHMS APARTMENTS governing body meets conference games in 121-131 State Street Friday and Saturday at football and 14 in basketball AVAILABLE LOW LOW LOW 4 students at $65.00 month each • 2 bedroom units furnished or unfurnished • close to campus 803 & 815, 8th St. SUMMER RATES • 24 hour office hours 7 days a week The • 9 to 12 month leases available • 2 bdrm. furnished apts. • Reduced summer lease rates • Fully carpeted 1 BEDROOM - 220/qtr. RENTAL OFFICE: FALCON PLAZA MOTEL OFFICE E Side Door • Laundry facilities 2 BEDROOM — 250/qtr. presents 353-9863 352-1973 352-5128 2 BEDROOM $130 per month Charlie « Chris 2 BATH — 270/qtr. Summer Rate Oswanski Lovdahl \ (Occupancy 1-4 Persons) Pates Based On 2 People ■e* >»>. May 18, 19 (Fri. & Sat.) <)/l»>ani Thursday trophies awarded First 3 places Birchwood Place % Mt. Vernon Qt. Coke Night Now Leasing reg. 35$ (CS&jrt 1 Summer and Tall F A Summer - $125/mo. Tonite 25c V "^Ss? L Fall — $65/mo/person L On any order of pizza. a based on 4 man rental P rr ** 1 M Office 4D's -1:00-5:00 Mon.-Fri. H S Ml 1 "1 ,33 Don't forget about the A £ or by Appointment LUNCH TIME SPECIAL I ^p*v P H! «yc CL H Call 352-9378 anytime At you j^Rf, s or 352-7324 CALL DOMINO'S for the BESJJ 352-5221 The Pizza People, Period I

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By Du Gariield from last year's team in the MAC. They are darkhorse favorite in the OU also will carry Staff Writer include No 2 singles player undefeated in league play, conference, might be the big strength in their second and Dave Brown and the first and will be trouble for surpriser this year. Gill third doubles teams. The Mid-American doubles team of Ken Daniels Brown-Daniels (Miami) for said He also said the The Toledo Rockets also Conference's tMACI and Brown The third the No I spot Flashes are a better than- return six lettermen to the greatest sports weekend doubles team of Theo The Central Michigan average team with good championships, and are a comes to Howling Green this Mandel and Bill Wardrop Chippewas will compete in balance definite threat to Miami's weekend, and it starts today will be back in defense of the MAC championships this They iKentl might not crown The Redskins with the tennis their crown year for the first tune The get any specific seedings in snapped it's six-year hold championships at the Ice Daniels, playing the No. 1 power i Ml has will be the tournament, but they on the MAC team crown last Arena courts singles spot, was runnerup behind the forces of first could be surprising win spring All MAC eyes will be to Western Michigan's John singles Marc Gelina and tiers." Gill said The Rockets are strong a( focused on BG with tennis, l.ainaratu last vcai second singles Dennis Third singles sophomore each (light and are a well- track and golf Daniels is 14-7 overall, Macintosh Gelina will George Wesner is Kent's balanced team. Gill said championships taking the while Brown and Mandel are probably not get seeded due best bet for a championship, Ken Brown, fresh from an limelight 15-6 and 14-6 respectively in to the abundance of talent according to Gill upset win over (Tom) Light The singles tournament singles The other possible around the league from BG dropped a 6 3 decision voet I BG) will be seeded He first round action starts at seed will come from Bill Western. BG. Toledo and to Kent here April 14 carries a 4-2 conference 2pm. after the seedmgs Wardrop (13-71 Miami The Ohio University Bob mark No 2 man Brian are held The field this year Miami beat BG. 8-1. last cats will have lo rely on (he Kngels along with No 3 man includes 10 defending weekend in Oxford. THE EASTERN Michigan streng(h of (heir lower sin- Lars lander will possibly gles (Nos 4. 5 and 6i if the) hold down seeds N*WH*»t* by Trwmos 0 Lm4*n champions in singles and llurons, also making their doubles, and many former THE WORD around MAC tournament debut, hope (o carry off (he coveted First singles lom Lighlvo«l is the most serious Falcon threat to champions and runnerups of Western Michigan this year have no outstanding players, conference crown THE NOS. 4 and 5 men. Ski _ | win a league flight as the Mid-American Conference tennis 1970 and 1971 is Lamarato The Broncos but stand to be fairly Tun Thomas and Jim Davis, tournament begins today at the Ice Arena courts. The Falcons will send no( one. but two balanced, said Gill Eastern FOURTH singles player are undefeated in singles in DEFENDING champion I .an la rates to battle has only one league triumph Mark Singerman. unde the conference, and should are a darkhorse to win the tourney. Miami University, with John, a senior, is the (o its credit, a 6-3 win over feated in league play, will be take No I seeds everyone back from last defending No. I champ, Central Michigan til"s strong choice for the year's starting squad (12-7 while freshman brother Their No 5 man. Barry fourth spot The situation for BG is all overall and 5-0. MAC), will Tony is undefeated in the Laney. might be their best The No 1 2 and 3 men pride and nothing to lose. put its 7-0 conference record league at the No 2 slot bet for a championship, are unlikely point gettel s for Ihe only possible seed will Stickers win in upset on the line against stiff Together, the Lamarato said GUI Laney holds a 5 1 01'. said Gill If OU hopes come from Lightvoet. Light competition duo makes up one of the record for league play. to win. (hey will need sup voet Stand! 5-1 in (he MAC. Returning champions toughest first doubles teams Kent Stale possibly Ihe port from the top men and 11 4 overall By Jim Mii|w FIRST yt AKTKU action Collins on the next goal, then Staff Writer saw Ihe Falcons draw lust Huh AI|K'rl put one past Ihe iJIII Glover at the Indy 500' limilllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIimillllllllllllllllMIIHIIII Illllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll v- blood as Verne /.ahek. who DeniMNI goaltender with 28 = GRANVILI.K. Ohio-The led the Ml. \ in assists seconds left in Ihe period 5 Bowling Green iKTOMC tallied an unassisted marker team rolled past Denison with 9 13 left in the stanza DENISON laded to keep University 8-6 yesterday in Junior Caul Wayne puked up with the Falcon s attack first round action of the up an unassisted goal with .mil only picked up one goal I'nited Slates Intercol- less than two minutes lefl in in the third period Leonard, 'slow' cars qualify legiate Lacrosse Association the period llolh teams accounted for Tournament Denison could manage two more goals in the final In the Midwest Lacrosse quarter. BG'S were I>ecker only one goal in the (us! By Mark Glover U'ouaid who won the race day. he will start in the 30 of last; -at - SOU Only three positions Irani Zabek and Grimes Association iMLA) regular period Staff Writer I SAL national champion 30th position Such a post is The fastest inn of (he day remain to be filled in the 33- from Zabek season. Denison was 8-0 H(; The Falcons added a goal ship the last two years, had a far cry from his pole was turned In by J<>hn car starting field They will in the second quarter on an BG loach Mickey was runner-up to the Hir INDIANAPOLIS. Ind - trouble this month with his position start for the 1968 Mai tin. in the same be decided at the final unassisted shot by sopho Cochrane idled yeslerday'i Hedal6-2 Last Sunday's second I'arm-Ill Of fy racer The 38 "500" ,' aren-Offy that Petet qualification runs to be held more Hill (iriiues win' our finest session of qualifying rounds year-Old veteran finally got The national champion Kcvson used lo qualify for this weekend at the Playing their second game In the second period, I >om 1 for Ihe 57th running of the the car up to speed in the expressed disappointment at the No 2 starting posidon in Speedway at I N-iiison in four weeks, son added two goals to tie Denison ! lire power (60 Indianapolis 500 was marked afternoon ami qualified al an his own efforts and said all la. I • ar s ra. e Mai tin s Time trials will be held the Falcons looked nothing Ihe game al 3 I in the hall Shots I kepi Falcon goalie by slower speeds and the nil age of 189 954 miles per pit crew was having real •peed was 194 641 limn Ham lo 6 p in like the hapless team that IKf's most product IVC Pal Coiiuia busy, as he col- entrance of defending hour problems with the machine Saturday and Sunday lost a 17-7 decision the first period was the third, as the lected 21 saves ami was pre- national champion Joe Leonard, normally a fast Maybe we ought to change MARTIN, a relatively i Indianapolis nine ■ time the two teams met this Falcons landed three goals sented with the game ball. Leonard into the 33-car qualifier, is way back in the the nut behind the wheel." unknown diner at Ihe year Top scorer on the Falcon The Falcons now travel to field field, in the 10th row On he said after qualifying Speedway, was surprised at BG broke Ihe Denison squad. Hob Decker picked the F.isi ( oast to t.ike on the After a field of 33 cars is this last clocking saying he spell that never saw the llig up the firsl score of Ihe winner of the Drexel (Phlla Only five other cars reached, the bumping" of couidn t believe it Red team lose a league second hall on a pass from delplna I Towson Stale qualified for the May 28th slower cars will start In game at home in more than Xabck i Maryland i game in second Sailors triumph, lose classic With most of the The other tour drivers to this process, a car 10 years /.link assisted Paul round competition Saturday lead-footers'' already make the starting field qualifying faster than the qualified, speeds dipped Sundaj weie Jerry Karl slowest car in the field will considerably on the second 1190 799i Lee hun/man automatically "Bump" that The Bowling Green Sailing The next regatta is day of tune trial action i 193 0921. Dick Simon slower car out of the race Club d o m i n a t e d all Saturday and Sunday at John Despite this, the 30 cars (190 2761. and last year's Bumping" will be the main Anatomy of a no-hitter competition at the Toledo Carroll University in qualified at an average 8 56 rookie of the vo.u Mike event at this weekend's One Regatta Saturday, Cleveland m p h faster than the first Hiss 1191 939i (rials winning (our firsts and one second in the five single KANSAS CITY (API- preserved the ni^hittor in punched the ball into short division races The club California fireballer Nolan the ninth .is Fred I'alek Center Held Hut Meoh t unshed first in the five Kyan pitched Ihe first no- louled out to first, Steve raced oul from his shorts(op team standings Women have busy sked hitler of his career Tuesday Hovle\ struck out swinging position and caught the ball The University of Toledo night, striking out 12 Kansas on a 2-2 pitch and Amos Otis easily finished second. Ohio City batters, leading the (lied deep to Ken Berry in In all. Ihe Koyals Weselyan third. University The women's sports teams mi WOMEN'S tennis the doubles teams emerged munity College trailed the Angels to a 3-0 victory over right held managed only three of Detroit fourth and were in action last weekend learn is competing in Ihe victorious Janet Wonder Falcons, respectively the Koyals He had little (rouble baserunners, all on walks Michigan Stale was fifth as all four squads saw slate (enms (ournamenl al leigh and Pain Dean tunned Freshman St.inme Strous The 26-year-old right raising his record to .' '- Steve fiovley got on in ihe BG skipper Dennis Butts action Ohio State today through the first Falcon duo and was (irs( in (he 100-yard hander had toyed with the alter the Angels gave linn a tirst and made it to second and his crew of Mike Fahle The lacrosse team Saturday Amy Smith and Sue hurdles and Ihe 220-yard feat numerous times' by pair of runs in (he tirst with a stolen base But Kyan and Stephanie Whitacre defeated Wittenberg at The women netters were Hobinson made up the dash and second in (he 440 pitching a pair of one-hitters inning struck out the side I'atek. sailed in winds that varied home Saturday, winning a second to the Buckeyes in second tandem (or (he Falcons and four two-hitlers in his Vada 1'inson singled oil (Mis and John Mayherry from 0-8 miles per hour lo 30 hard-fought match, 9-6 last year's tourney, but the Laurie McVicker look seven-year major league Bruce Dal Canton. 2 1. and Taylor walked with one m ph. gusts team consensus is BG has 1 THE WOMEN'S track second in the 100 and third in career moved to third on a sacrifice out ill the third, but Kyan Bowling Green also sent Next match for the women chance lo win this tune team will be looking tor a the 220 The 440 relay team and a fly ball After Frank fanned i'atek then got two novice teams to Kent slickers is loday at 4 p m. BG is 10-2 on the season win against Ohio Stale at was runnerup in its event IT WAS ALSO the second Hobinson walked. Hob Hovley on an easy grounder Stale last weekend for the against Ashland and after three wins last Columbus Saturday no-hitter of the season and Oliver and Alan Gallaghei back to the mound Kent State regatta The Michigan Stale at Sterling weekend Friday the female The tracksters were The next home meet is the second in the American drilled successive run Paul Schaal walked with learns placed last in the Farm Falcons upended Ohio second to the Buckeyes in May 26 against Ohio State League Kansas City's Steve scoring singles to right two out in the eighth, just eight-club competition, lor Saturday. Ihe lacrosse University, 4 i. al Oil (he Michigan State Univer- and Michigan State. Busby did it April 27. before Meoh made his big which they received a bottle (earn goes to Ohio Saturday in a triangular sity Invitational May 9 The women's golf team beating the Detroit Tigers 3- OLIVER MADF. it 3 0 in catch on Hopkins of wine, the booby prize University for the Mid-West meet at Miami. BG edged Western Michigan travels to the University of 0 the sixth with a homer The Collegiate Women's the Redskins 3-2 before Michigan State, the Uni- Illinois this weekend for the The 12 strikeouts by Kyan Angels knocked out Dal Lacrosse Association downing Kent State 5-0. versity o( Michigan. Wayne Midwest Intercollegiate brought to 35 the number of Canton later in the inning (MCWLA) tournament In all the three matches. State and Lansing Com- Tournament times he has struck out 10or when Gallagher and Itudv more batters in a game He Meoh singled Gene Garbei Sports World ■*«*■ led the majors in strikeouts came in and got Jeff last season with 329. the Torborg on a grounder (or fourth-best ever (he final oul of (he inning When I gel ready to retire the world will know about it The Koyals never (In' s.un. (ime 1 do- I won't hide anything III announce it RYAN, pitching belore a seriously (hrealened to immediately, Willie Mays said Tuesday in an Associated surprisingly quiet crowd of break up (he no-hitter until Press (API interview 12.205 Kansas City fans- (he eighth inning when (.ail The 42 year old superstar is on the New York Mels' 15-day rooting neither for nor Hopkins, pinch liming for disabled list after injuring his shoulder while throwing in a against him. it appeared - catcher Carl Taylor, recent game The injury to his shoulder has been diagnosed as leiul.uiitis a pull to the muscle. when I come back, if 1 find that I can't swing, can't throw and can't run. then I'll throw in the towel." he added Not before First. I must be sure I can no longer be of any Major league slate value lo Ihe (e,mi

BKRYI. SHIPLEY, head basketball coach at the University ol Southwestern Louisana resigned yesterday in AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL I KM,I h Ihe (ace ol an investigation by the NCAA and criticism for Kail Dlvlsioa 1 ,«Sl lllMVUIIl W. I. Pel (IB w 1 Pel i;n allegedly calling the Southland Conference a "Mickey Milwaukee is li sou 1 tucago 21 it MU Mouse League Boston 14 15 483 ', Ne» York 1: IS 531 1 'The straw that broke the camel's back was that I Uelroit IS 17 469 I Montreal it 16 in: t . requested a particular salary figure and was told by the Baltimore it t; 452 1 .- Pittsburgh a IS W4 1 school's president that it was impossible." Shipley said in a New York 14 17 452 Pi Philadelphia 12 20 Statement al a news conference. Cleveland 15 19 441 2 M Louis III 23 303 10 Deals Potvla. a fast, aggressive, high-scoring defenseman in (he mold of Boston's star Bobby Orr. was chosen by the West Division H>sl Division New York Islanders Tuesday as the No 1 pick in the Chicago 19 S 679 s Francisco 26 la 6(7 National Hockey league's draft of amateur players. Kansas (itv 20 14 588 2 Houston 12 ii i,ii i California 17 13 567 3 1 in. uiii.ili ;>,i |3 ,,„, ] The Dallas Cowboys acquired the services of Otto Slowe Oakland IB 16 529 4 Los ingeles 19 18 »4.i s Irom (he Miami Doiphins in a trade which saw the Super 1 Minnesota 14 IS 483 5 .- Ml.inl.i 14 p.i l:i4 ,, Bowl champs get split-end Ron Sellers and a 1974 second Texas II m «; 8 s.m Diego i.i 23 Ml li round draft pick Stowe is a three-year veteran and has played behind All-Pro receiver Paul Warfield Barry ParkhlU. the first-round draft choice of the Portland Trailblazers of the National Basketball Tkarsslay Nlgkl Tkuridav N. wiplwt* by Ubn ChfcMtof Association has jumped to the rival American loop circuit Baltimore at Cleveland. 6pm Los Angeles si Cincinnati Milwaukee at New York Si Louisa! Chicago and affixed his signature to a six figure contract with the Double Steve Donfonh. Uft, ond Tom Preston will have to "get off their high horses" if Boston al Detroit Virginia Squires. New York al Montreal night the Falcon track squad is to retain its league title this weekend. Friday and Kansas City al Texas Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, nigtil In another basketball signing. Derrick Dickey, the second *s Saturday BG is host for the conference track championships. Chicago al Minnesota Atlanta at Houston inglii round draft pick of the Golden State Warriors of the NBA. trouble Oakland at California Only games inked his signature to a multiple-year contract.