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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Talks today with the aim of halting the vision that U.S. troop levels would be tones as he sat behind his desk in his Paris and added. "He doesn't return Hanoi never has acknowledged sub- Nixon vowed last night to continue U.S. month-old invasion and "with the firm cut in the next two months to 49.00tH>r Oval Office, was his first report to the for trivial reasons." scribing to such an agreement. air and naval attacks on North Vietnam expectation that productive talks lead- 500.000 below the level when he took American people on the war since the Kissinger, while reluctant to talk "The gut issues are clearly under- until it ends its "naked and ing to rapid progress will follow through office three years ago-Nixon solicited enemy thrust led him to renew bombing about the U.S. negotiating posture, said stood" by the Communist negotiators In unprovoked... invasion " of the South all available channels ' public support for his determination to of North Vietnam, including air attacks the administration feels North Viet- Paris. Kissinger said, and "we should However he said he is withdrawing "besteadfast...not falter." near Hanoi and Haiphong namese troops "should be withdrawn be able to learn very rapidly whether another 20.000 American troops from THE PRESIDENT spoke shortly He said: Shortly before Nixon's address, his back across the DM/." and that the progress can be made '' Vietnam by July 1 after dispatches from Saigon told of a "The Communists have failed...Their chief foreign-affairs advisor, Henry Communists should abide by the 1968 While Nixon said that South Vietnam •We will not be defeated." Nixon renewed North Vietnamese drive one remaining hope is to win in the Con- Kissinger, briefed newsmen at the agreement which led to cessation of still needs air and sea support, he added declared in a nationally broadcast against the city of Quang Tri south of gress of the United States, and among White House and. while declining to U.S. bombing of the North that his Vietnamization program of report to the nation, "and we will never the demilitarized zone, and while the the people of the United States the vic- talk about specific private negotiating, ACCORDING TO U.S. officials, the training and equipping the Saigon surrender our friends to Communist fate of much of the Central Highlands tory they cannot win among the people said "Notable diplomatic actions are understanding called for North Viet- government's army "has proved itself aggression." of South Vietnam remained uncertain of South Vietnam or on the battlefield going on..." nam to respect the demilitarized zone sufficiently that we can continue our The chief executive said the United under heavy offensive pressure in South Vietnam." He said the chief Communist nego- and not shell or rocket major South program of withdrawing American States is returning to the Paris Peace As he announced over radio and tele- THE SPEECH, delivered in stem tiator. Le Due Tbo. is returning to Vietnamese population areas But forcea."
- Demonstrators march , *
-_ . to Dr. Moore's house | 1 r_j*i^ ■•MM should go to the president's house at 625 lawn Police made no attempts to force J.p Staff Reporter HUlcrest Ave them to leave. - The protestors cheered and began \k .M About 350 protestors marched from walking in different directions, some AFTER A FEW minutes. Taliaferro P.A'ti Li an antiwar rally at Williams Hall to toward the west end of campus and talked with University administrators President Hollis A. Moore Jr.'s house others toward the dormitories, Including Edwards. §£ last night to ask him to make a presumably to get other students to They agreed to let him use the police WHixfc--- • '- ^■swai statement against United States join the march. bullhorn to talk to the crowd. ygaW-w- _ -' involvement in the Vietnam war. Taliaferro. however, came back to After telling the protestors he would The president was not home the steps of Williams Hall, and meet with President Moore today, The group also wanted to ask for use addressed the crowd again. Taliaferro said he was doing it only IHLII of a public address system for future He asked those assembled if they because'' there is no one here to talk to. ■£«. gatherings at any time and place on should go to the president's house and "Talking to each other is not going to campus. demand that amplifiers be allowed any end the war." he said. Presently the forum of the Student place on campus at any time There were pleas from some of the Services Bldg. is the only place where The crowd cheered again and headed those sitting on the lawn to stay at the such a system may be used. toward the dormitories in an attempt to president's house overnight, but moat After meeting with Richard A. gather more marchers protestors seemed to pay no attention Edwards, assistant to the president, to them. who was awaiting the group at the THE PROTESTORS went to about president's house, student body vice six or seven dormitories From EDWARDS SAID the president's president Craig Taliaferro asked the Harshman Quadrangle, they moved out house "is no place to do business marchers to go home and meet at noon onto one lane of Woosler Street and "We know every minute (of the presi- today with Dr. Moore in the president's started marching west toward the dent's time tomorrow) is booked," be office. president's house said "We'll call Craig (Taliaferro) in Chanting antiwar slogans, the the morning." USING A POLICE bullhorn. marchers moved through the downtown Most of the protestors left the presi- Taliaferro told the protestors he will section, momentarily blocking each dent's house about 20 minutes after ask the president to do five things: intersection along the way they arrived. -Make a statement saying the United In other action, the Ohio Peace States should end the Vietnam war After they passed the intersection of Action Council (OPAC) has called for a now; Wooster ,md Main Streets, the crowd strike May 4. -End military recruitments on made a brief stop at the Selective According to Taliaferro. Rennie campus. Service System office on West Wooster Davis of the Chicago Seven will be on -End all operations and drills by the Street, then continued toward the campus He said Philip and Daniel Antiwar Antiwar protestors, who had gathered for a rally at Williams Hall, marched to Berrigan have a commitment to come, military on campus: president's house University President Hollis A. Moore Jr.'t house last night. The president was but he doesn't know for sure if they will -End all sexism and racism on rally not at home. campus: THE MARCHERS arrived at Dr be here. Reinstate the international studies Moore's house about 9 15 p.m. program at the University. Upon arrival, the protestors The antiwar rally began at 7:30 in demanded to see President Moore. front of Williams Hall They were met by University security A few participants spoke to a crowd police and administrators who told of approximately 200 others about what them the president was not home. Enemy troops hit Quang Tri could be done to end the war in After a moment of confusion about Vietnam. what to do next, one demonstrator knocked on the president's door. SAIGON (AP)- North Vietnamese directions late yesterday moving in U.S. 7th Fleet destroyers were called in the coastal highlands behind the TALIAFERRO then addressed the When no one answered, the marcher forces launched attacks on South with tanks and heavy weapons under in to aid the South Vietnamese from South Koreans. North Vietnamese crowd, and. after some opening sat on the doorstep. Soon about 75 Vietnam's northernmost provincial leaden skies that limited U.S. air offshore. swarmed out of the hills into coastal remarks, said he thought the group demonstrators sat on the president's capital of Quang Tri from three support. Field reports said the North Binh Dinh Province. They seized one Vietnamese attacked from the base, pushed into three populous northwest, west and southwest. Quang districts and opened up with rocket and Tri, 19 miles south of the demilitarized mortar fire on the district town of Bong zone that separates the two Vietnams. Son It appeared that the long-awaited ROTC review motion defeated was one of the earliest targets of the 29- assault on the district headquarters had day-old enemy offensive. begun. In the central highlands, the enemy At the Pentagon in Washington: By Harold Brown The 8-4 vote followed several minutes stand on this issue," he said least an interim report within two -Sources said the United States is Assistant Maaaglag Editor drive slowed yesterday. South Korean of discussion between members of the Dr Arthur Neal. professor of socio- weeks after Academic Council troops to the east cleared the enemy preparing to send 36 more F4 fighter- council Craig Taliaferro, vice logy, then offered to amend the motion approves the make up of the com- from a vital pass, opening a possible bombers to Southeast Asia to Academic Council yesterday president of the Student Body said the to include the phrase, "for the duration mittee. convoy route to the imperiled highland strengthen the already heavy U.S. air defeated a motion to discontinue the presence of ROTC on campus had of the American involvement in Viet- cities. power massed against the North annual military review and other cam- "done nothing but split the campus in TALIAFERRO HAD offered an nam." The motion was not seconded. But another major threat developed Vietnamese offensive. pus military parade ceremonies for half during the last four years amendment requiring that the subcom- ROTC. "It is our responsibility to take a A QUESTION then arose as to mittee contain at least 50 per cent stu- whether such a motion would be dents, but it was not seconded binding on University President Hollis Dr. Neal argued against forming the Protestors arrested A Moore Jr. Dr Karl Vogt, dean of the subcommittee, saying "there is nothing AAuskie may drop College of Business Administration, to be accomplished by this committee said the "pressure placed on the that has not already been done before " President would be severe but that he Dr. John Ericson, dean of the College in Kent disturbance (Dr. Moore) or the Board of Trustees of Arts and Sciences, said. "Perhaps there are other aspects such as presidential plans could overrule the council. By CM) Saopls "This body's decision is not final, but administration location of the ROTC give them 20 minutes to leave the build- Editorial Editor ing or they would be arrested for tres- WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen "SEN. EDMUND S. Muskie it is binding in many areas." Dean Vogt facilities, balance in the programs said offered-something other than the passing. Edmund S. Muskie was reported said he is evaluating the political More than 115 demonstrators were The protestors remained inside. At ready yesterday to pull out of the situation." his headquarters said report we have-that deserve atten- Dr. Karl Rahdert. professor of tion." arrested at Kent Slate University last 9:40 p.m. the police began to take them race for the Democratic presi- in a brief announcement. night when a group of about 150 persons out and escorted them to police dential nomination. "He has been consulting with his management, voiced two complaints about the proposed motion. "I don't see In other action, the council passed a entered Rockwell Hall where ROTC vehicles. The demonstrators were the* The Mutual Broadcasting Sys- family, with friends and his sup- classrooms and offices are located tem quoted aides to the Maine the academic relationship between par- motion changing the current admission driven to the Portage County Jail. porters throughout the day. And he The demonstrators entered the build- Davenport said many campus poli- senator as saying he will withdraw will continue to do so throughout ades and class work and I also see policies concerning students from jun- discrimination on our part if we adopt ior colleges. Students with an associate ing at 2:40 p.m. and remained there tical figures were arrested, including from the race this morning. the evening. until police entered seven hours later. Muskie's campaign head- this stand," he said. degree from an accredited junior Tom Grace, who was wounded in Use quarters said he is "evaluating the "Therefore, it will not be college can have all credit transferred About 25 Army ROTC personnel 1970 May 4 confrontation with Ohio political situation" and will hold a possible for the senator to make Academic Council also passed a to the University and applied toward a locked themselves in a room in the National Guardsmen. news conference at 10 a.m. today. his scheduled trip to Toledo." motion requiring the provost to appoint baccalaureate degree program where building, refusing to leave until the stu- Davenport said a group of about 208 Muskie. the 1968 Democratic Muskie himself was not immed- an "appropriately balanced subcom- applicable. dents dispersed. surrounded Rockwell Hall during the vice presidential nominee once iately available for comment mittee to determine those courses in A motion requiring all "profe. sional Todd Davenport, editor of the Daily arrests, but there was no violence. considered the frontrunner for the The Mutual report said that the Army and Air Force ROTC pro- aspects of the ROTC programs which Kent Stater, said the demonstrators did The disturbance grew out of a rally Presidential nomination but now although Muskie intends to consult grams which can be appropriately can only be taught by a military person not force the ROTC personnel to held earlier, where Rennie Daffe battered by a string of primary with top aides and with members taught by civilian instructors and those to be taught off campus in a suitable remain in the building. Chicago 7 defendant, addressed a crowd defeats, canceled a scheduled of his family, the decision to pull courses which can best be taught by military location," was tabled and At 8.40 p.m. university President of over 1,500, urging them to take campaign trip to Toledo yesterday. out already was made yesterday. military personnel." placed on the agenda lor the next meet- Glenn A. Olds entered Rockwell Hall action toward dismissing ROTC from The subcommittee is to provide at ing. and told the demonstrators he would the Kent campus.
■■' . 2/The M N.wi, Thurtdoy. Apr. 27, 1972 Leners eDITGRiaLS group endorses candidate
george mcgovern To members of the Bowling Green Greece and, until recently, West efforts aimed at creating drug clinics Bowling Green headquarters at 332-6468 community and citizens of Northwest Pakistan. and rehabilitation He has proposed a Ohio: Without harming America's defense wide array of bills to remedy what he has Mr and Ms. Larry Anderson posture. McGovern would cut at least $30 called "the festering sickness of rural Dr Letter Barber We wish to publicly declare our billion in government waste by ending economic neglect." Dr. Edgar Daniels support for Senator George McGovern the war, reducing our troops in Europe, Dr. Carlos Drake Drs. Douglas and Donna Fricke (or President. and working towards the cancellation of HE HAS COMMITTED himself to a Dr. James Hamer Both the integrity of his character and such needless projects as ABM. reform of our total tax structure, giving Dr David Higgins the courageous public stands he has American industry and special interest Norma Jones taken convince us that he is not only the SOME HAVE CLAIMED that groups more of the nation's tax burdens Dr and Ms Thomas Klein man who can beat Richard Nixon, but McGovern is a one-issue man. This is And, George McGovern has been in the Dr. Bea Morton Mr Jack Nachbar also the only one whose victory can make invalid because he recognizes how front lines of the battle for equal rights Ms. Marsha Neuman a difference. organically the war is related to for all Americans, evidenced in part by Dr Paul Famed We believe that this country has not domestic problems. his vigorous criticism; of the Drs Wally and Diane Pretier i in as much trouble since the bleak The war and the war ethos require that Administration's delay in implementing Dr. Bernard Rabin days of the 1930s, and that George two-thirds of our tax dollars go into desegregation guidelines. Mr. Dale Sorenaon McGovern is the candidate willing to military expenditures. We urge you to contribute your vote, Harald It Elaine Sleinmann Dr Russell Tabbert recognize the urgency of our problems Can we be surprised that revenues to your dollar, and your voice to McGovern Dr. Ralph Wolfe •* and to accept the enemies he will make our blighted cities have nearly halted, The primary is Tuesday, May 2. If you Ms Janet Woodend In solving them. educational excellence and equality have have any questions or wish more Dr Thomas Wymer been badly compromised, and that information on the issues, call the HE HAS PROMISED as President an medical care, housing, job opportunities unconditional end to the war, including and pollution control have all the safe return of every GI and POW. deteriorated? What is more, three The News is joining those organizations and citizens who have and the withdrawal of every military million persons who were at work in 1969 pledged their support to the one man who can reverse the present man. gun and airplane are out of work today political priorities of this nation and put us back on the road to What is more important, however, is But George McGovern is a man of morality, human decency and prosperity. that he recognizes that the issue goes action as well as words. Ke has proposed disturbs slumber We endorse Sen. George S. McGovern for president of the beyond Vietnam to Vietnam thinking. more federal money for schools, The deep-rooted war psychology, United States. recognizing that we presently spend 35 shared by some of McGovern's fellow times as much for the military as for We are not endorsing an idealist McGovern is a rational, Democratic candidates, drives this elementary and secondary education I am writing this letter solely for the TO SAY THE least. 1 am somewhat intelligent thinker who believes peace and morality are realistic country to massive stockpiling of combined benefit of the sisters of Alpha Gamma dismayed by your lack of concern for goals that CAN be accomplished through the system. weapons, an overkill philosophy, and He has proposed establishment of a Delta sorority. other people's weekend slumber The Senator from South Dakota knows the political system. He support of such military dictatorships as nationwide program to fund community Saturday morning. April 22. I was preferences. Your pep rally of last has served in Congress for 13 years. The prestige of the two awakened at approximately 10: IS a.m. Saturday morning has shaken my faith in highest legislative bodies in the nation did not go to his head nor by the chanting and singing of a group of the Greek way of life. were they intended to be mere stepping stones for political noisy females. Rising from my bed. I So 1 close with just one wish for the discovered that these females were attention. He takes his legislative positions seriously. sisters o' Alpha Gamma Delta: May located just behind my 'crmitory They Z* - ■ r;. .11 IMVOC on your house each In 1963. in what was then a virtually unnoticed speech, the unjust removal were gathered in a rather large circle iMtPlttHJI morning before the full moon freshman senator called the Vietnam war, "a trap we have fallen and from what I could see and hear they unL. ihe goddess of slumber has been into and a policy of moral debacle and political defeat." At a time were participating in some ancient tribal placated when the U.S. policy in Vietnam was popular. McGovern warned ritual. Dennis Mahoney his colleagues of the political, moral and economic effects the JSConklin war would eventually cause. Recently, an outstanding student with THOUGH THE DEAN'S office, after HOWEVER, COMING to my senses at a dean's list accum was forced to move consulting with Dr. Olms. was very last, I realized that these females were In the hallowed Senate chambers. George McGovern told U.S. out of the dorm-simply because she was receptive and sympathetic to the in some way connected with your so they say senators that it required little bravery to stand on the Senate floor pregnant. situation, they were forced to deny the sorority. It wasn't hard to draw such a and urge American men to fighl harder. I.'e told them that Even though she was under strict girl residency privileges on the basis of conclusion since these young ladies were Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur { someday the war dead would curse them for allowing the war to medical care and had made full University policy. repetitiously singing the praises of your of Arkansas, a supporter di continue. He told the prestigious Senate that their chamber arrangements to leave the dorm building While we agree that in some cases, a organization. Administration's Vietnam policy o« '"reeked of blood." during the last two weeks of her pregnant girl may not be in physical or Getting up on a Saturday is difficult recent step up in North Viet He never backed down from that position. Before it was pregnancy, she was told to leave because mental condition appropriate for dorm enough. To be awakened in such a bombings: fashionable to do so. McGovern visited the backroads of Vietnam. of "University policy.'' It appears to us or college living, in this particular case manner and at sucb an unholy hour as that this policy is making a moral the girl-who also has made careful last Saturday can sometimes be fatal. ''It's Ugh tkm. we, judgement on a personal decision. arrangements for the adoption of her The famous McGovern-Hatfield Amendment, calling for total The University feels that it would be child-has been denied the right to finish withdrawal of all American forces from Indochina, an ending to condoning pre-marital sex bv allowing out the year living in a dorm, which in all aerial bombardment of Indochina and a halt to all military the girl to live on campus. her case would be to the best interest of assistance to the Thieu regime, failed to pass in the Senate last Since when have a person's private her completing her education year. But support for the bill is increasing and McGovern will decisions on sex become a matter for We would like to see a system -me BG news introduce it again until it passes-or until he becomes President. University dictation? established whereby decisions such as Though it is too late to help this these be decided on the basis of the This bill, along with the Food Stamp Act, (also sponsored by An Independent Student Voice particular girl, we have seen the individual's own situation and interest McGovern) are two out of 14 bills which the Congressional hardship leaving the dorm has caused rather than an impersonal policy or a Quarterly termed "major pieces of legislation" in 1970. her and we are petitioning to change the moral judgement. Editorial Staff Sen. McGovern is a major administrator In 1960. under the University policy which states that no Is pregnancy cancer'' Why is she to be Kennedy administration, he was appointed the first director of 1 pregnant girl may reside in a residence quarantined' editor kathleen m. froze the Food for Peace Program that donated surplus American food hall on campus. managing editor damon v. beck Judv Yunk to needy countries. McGovern knows poverty and how to deal assistant managing editor... hatold a. brown with it. IF PEOPLE ARE concerned that the 302 McDonald North and some concerned residents of third editorial editor cynthia a. tuopit As a result of his travels to Brazil. Food for Peace's school girl's "condition" may have harmful affects on others living in the dorm, they floor McDonald North makeup edito katherinel. hatton lunch program in Peru rose school attendance 40 per cent. By are mistaken. We have not been at all sports editor jack n. carle 1964. the program was reaching one out of every five children in offended by it, but instead have been glad chief photographer keith h. meiser India. that we could offer this girl the support copy editor lisa m. boulanger McGovern is not a candidate with powerful words and promises and concern she needs during this time. full concert entertainment editor gale e. bogle that have little or no logic behind them He explains his promises Administrators and parents would and HOW he intends to put them in action. have to be rather naive to think that"innocent" eyes have been opened His economic conversion bill, first introduced in 1963. calls for Monday night 1 went to the Captain by having a pregnant girl living with us. Business Staff all companies with 25 per cent or more employees in defense Beefheart-Jethro Tuli music concert. As far as pregnancy being considered a At one point I turned 180 degrees in my business manager |j . ,tkkney work to establish management committees to plan for the switch medical risk, we feel that under a seat to look at the crowd instead of the pni p a to a full employment peacetime economy. America was not ready doctor's supervision this girl is probably stage. All I saw was a vast sea of vacant advertising manager vaughn e. rockhold for the bill when our defense spending reached its peak. The bill is no more if not LESS of a medical risk zombie-like faces. ready for America when she abandons all involvement in lhan having diabetes, blind or Each eye emitted the same drug- Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall Vietnam. handicapped people living on campus. dilated stare. If this is the Pepsi Phone 372-2003 It was not the hall director's decision generation of the 70s, then we better McGovern proposes a minimum income tax for the rich and a IK. SO *.-, • »,WkM ',:!.,. ik,. Mlqi »».,», lb. „,„!_ •• Ml stst. lit H|| 1 .... *-- to move the girl. Recognizing that the find somebody to put the bop back in the return to the 1960 level of corporate income taxes by the »t ik. wmn*. iwliw. .»••* Hw m*tm*f w> hw Ewywiiii CWMMM •> t*«fc*f C*M* wi. u~- girl's condition was certainly no hazard bop she-bop she-bop. elimination of special loopholes the rich and corporations enjoy. to anyone concerned, the director and I m *lMf <«V.»MW m tk. Mm 4» * When Nixon vetoed the $4 4 billion appropriation for the Office the girl's resident advisor took the case I*M ••
By Patty Bailey instructional fees be raised he will recommend that the this out-of-state surcharge is goals, according to Dr. Staff Reporter next year to the maximum University compute the fair Moore. permitted by stale law This average amount of subsidy He said a re-allocation of President Kollis A. Moore would mean a live per cent the Ohio state legislature "I THINK this is a budget funds may be necessary lf> Jr. said yesterday he plans increase • in fees for gives the University for each which is the very best that finance the goals He alto; to recommend that the undergraduates, raising in-state student registered can possibly be offered at indicated some faculty; Board of Trustees raise their costs from $200 to $210 here, and charge that this lime. Dr Mooresaid. positions may have to bic undergraduate instructional per quarter amount to the out-of-state The 1971-73 biennium eliminated so the money cak fees $10 per quarter. However, Dr Moore said student to make up for the budget was $34.737,148 be used to raise salariei OC Dr. Moore explained to the he does not plan to lost income the better faculty members' ■! University Budget Council recommend that graduate Dr. Moore said one However. Dr Moore said President Moore said one.' what he plans to recommend students be charged a 60 per computer check has he is dissatisfied with the of the problems ihe to the trustees at their cent increase in (ees, which determined that out-of-state way faculty salaries are University faces is that "atjji meeting today. would raise their costs from students pay $381 per handled in the budget. It time when we need most tb The president said his $250 to $400 per quarter quarter This is an increase designates $900,000 to be establish individual contact recommendations should Instead, he said he plans to of $31 instead of the $50 used to raise salaries for with students we are faced include no "startling recommend that graduate increase Budget Council ontract personnel with what looks like larger surprises" for the Budget students be charged only an suggested The University needs to classes " Council. IV said his increase ol $50 rather than Dr Moore explained that set goals regarding salaries Dr. Moore will appear on decisions were based on a the $150 Budget Council this method of determining and then do what is Channel 70 tonight at 8 to ilyMhl certain amount of input from suggested the amount of out-ol-state necessarv to reach those discuss the new budget Election StvdanH hove «•» up an information board outtido William. various sources, but "none "I have a deep personal surcharge would be used not Moll. Tho board contains gonoral •lection information on on* as significant as i those concern, and 1 think a only lor next year but every board •action pJu» ono toction donated to ooch candidate, in tho Ohio made by) this council." legitimate concern, to keep year, with the actual amount Drug center director primary. The council recommended college costs as low as we of the surcharge varying last quarter that possibly can." Dr Moore each year as the average said amount of subsidy from the to talk in UCF tonight Ohio legislature changes PRESIDENT MOORE He said out-of-state lees The director ol a drug counseling center in Cincinnati will said he thinks he has for both graduate and be on campus today and tomorrow to discuss attempts to Candidates look to Ohio "chanced on a better undergraduate students release drug offenders from prison and help addicts adjust to rationale" for the mil ol would be the same. society. state surcharge and he plans "This cuts into our income John M McCartt. director of Talbert House, will speak By The Associated Press The double loser. Sen McGovern. Muskie and Sen and with 102 first-ballot to recommend something to a little more, but 1 think il is tonight at 7 30 in the United ChrisUln Fellowship (UCF) Edmund S Muskie of Maine. Henry M Jackson of nominating votes at the the Board of Trustees today more important to rely on Center Sen George S McGovem. girded for that contest, too. Washington and Eugene Democratic National Con- that no other Ohio state equity and fair play than it is Tomorrow he will speak to several sociology and propelled by a Massa- vowing that he was in the McCarthy compete at the vention. university has done in the to get the last possible journalism classes. chusetts landslide, and Sen campaign to the end despite same time for Ohio's 153 He now has 234 5 dele- past dollar." President Moore Talbert House was founded in 1965 to offer a home Hubert B. Humphrey, con- his battering in the presi- delegate votes. gates, sweeping past President Moore said that said. environment, professional guidance counseling and tending he had won "a deci- dential primaries. McGovern emerged from Muskie. who has 128.5. rather than charge out-of- "We should encourage out- vocational aid to individuals trying to avoid a return to drug sive battle" in Pennsylvania Gov George C Wallace Massachusetts with a clear Humphrey's delegate count state students a $400 of-state students just as we usage McCartt has been director of the project since 1966 (or the Democratic center, confronts Humphrey next majority. 52 per cent of the after the Tuesday balloting surcharge next year, as encourage in-state His visit is sponsored by the sociology department, the carried the marathon presi- Tuesday in the Indiana vote in a 12-name primary. was 81; Wallace. 77 Budget Council suggested. students." he added "1 think School of Journalism and UCF. dential campaign to Ohio primary, while the yesterday Minnesota senator. THIS SPACE DONATED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE BG NEWS Senator to speak here
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By Scott Scredon "It is important to know only candidate of either missdesl which are obsolete requests help Stall Reporter this deception continues party that can be counted on before they're half done." he today under another presi- to end the war. said. Former Sen Ernest dent.'' referring to President "McGovern has been Gruening said McGovern The Wood County Opportunity (enter, serving migrants Nixon, he said against the Vietnam war wants to bring back a sub- and low income families is in need ol student help Gruening of Alaska, cam- paigning this week in Ohio Gruening said it took since 1963.'' Gruening said stantial number of American According to Krwin Schwarz. an official at the center and a "H« is co-author of the troops stationed in Western Bowling Green resident, the influx of migrants during the for presidential candidate Nixon 30 months after the George McGovern. said 1968 election to reveal his McGovem-Hatiield amend- Europe as part of the United summer month* requires more aid ol all kinds ment and has detailed plans States defense role in NATO The center needs volunteers to supply food, proper hous- yesterday McGovern's stand plan to end America's on ending the war in Viet- war. but instead of ending it. how to convert war-making (North Atlantic Treaty ing, clothing, transportation, tutoring for adults help in industries back to peace- Organization!, and let the distributing furniture, counseling and translating nam is the prime reason he it was a plan to perpetuate Schwarz explained that the Wood County Opportunity Cen- should be elected President the war and win military vic- time industries.'' he said Europeans share more of the In a speech in Manna Pall tory He said McGovern's expense. ter is a branch of the Office "I Economic Opportunity operat- planned reform ol the He also said McGovern is ing out ol Kroinont yesterday he also said HE SAID McGovern is the Mi-Govern should be elected federal lax system will the only one of the presi- I'e said the center located in Portage, has already "plug the loopholes" now dential candidates against received some help from Uw University presiden( because of his pro- Food coupons The Spanish Club has voluntarily supplied us with food in posals to reform the federal being by wealthy Americans the military draft the past, he said Gamma Phi Beta !Social sorority! did. tax system. America's to evade federal taxes sought for "Programs such as pollu- too." •bloated'' defense program Representative Schwarz said the Newman Cenlei presently lunds a and abolish the military tion control and water abate- program to recruit student volunteers lor tutoring non draft needy families ment can be financed by Knglish speaking Mexicans plugging these loopholes." discussion set I'e said any donations of food coupons I rum students would GRUENING OPENED the Organizers for the Keed he said also be highly appreciated speech reviewing how the the Children campaign are McGovern's plans to Anyone wishing to offer any kind of help at any time should United States initially once again seeking donations reform America's defense in Hanna Hall Contact (he center at 686-4111 or 686-4301 entered the Vietnam con of extra food coupons program will eliminate Young people perform a Spanish dance at flict. and how Congress was Last quarter about $700 in waste, project overlaps, "Let Them Speak", a the evening event for "Hispank Day", part of deceived into aiding South coupons were donated to the competition between the panel discussion by repre- different branches of the International Week. The presentation took Vietnam by former Presi- drive and used to purchase sentatives of the democratic armed services corruption. presidential candidates on place in the Grand Ballroom, Union, Tuesday dent Johnson's lalse reports food for needy families in on what happened in the Cult CM Gruening said the Ohio Primary ballot will The Brothers night. V> id County and Toledo ol Tonkin incident in 1964 Contributions should be "HE HAS DETAILED be presented tonight at 7 in sent to Box 9. University' programs to cut our 105.1'anna Hall of Sponsored by the Office of Coming next week! I '.ill instead of Box 12. as in weapon's systems such as SPEND THE SUMMER IN EUROPE. previous quarters the ABM i anti-ballistic Voter Facilitation Alpha Tau Omega representatives will give a ENGLAND'S sensalional young star CLIFF RICHARD in five-minute platform proudly announce low Cost Dependable Jet Flights to Europe presentation followed by a their 1971 1972 Choose from more than 50 flights queslion-and-answer period RENNIE DAVIS Speakers will include Sweetheart NO AGE LIMIT; NO TIME UMIT Jerry Brown. Humphrey headquarters. Toledo. Joan CALL NOW: Steve Phillips WILL BE ON CAMPUS Burda. sophomore 1A&S1. Muskie; I)r Dennis Ander- mMWWLk MAY4th and5th son, assistant professor of 354-5782 political science. McCarthy. Dr Paul Parnell. professor Speech May 4th at 7 30. Anderson Arena of English. McGovern. and Linda A Kite of Bowling OUR 18 PLEDGES Green. Jackson a ANNOUNCING THREE EVENTS OF ARE A DEFINITE BONUS! 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Re-elect CHARLES F. KURFESS The STATE REPRESENTATIVE 83rd DISTRICT Loving Cup Chuck Kurfess is: • A native ol luial Wood County • Speaker of the Ohm House ol Repiesentatives • A rjiaduate of Bowling Gieen State University and Ohio State Univeisity law school • A memliei ol St John s lutheian Chuich. Stoney Ridge 9 A lamily man veteian. and piacticing attorney
Under Chuck Kurfess' leadership of the House of Representatives, the THE LOOK Ohio General Assembly has: AND PRICE • Nearly doubled state aid to local schools • Greatly expanded student opportunities in vocational and technical ARE BOTH education Penta County and Vanguard RIGHT! • Substantially incieased state assistance to highei education • Piovided the fust state program to help local communities tight water pollution • Enacted the lust homestead taa exemption foi senioi citizens • Piovided a 10% reduction in leal property taxes as pan of tax lefoim piogiam eliminated personal property taxes for farmers and reduced peisonal property taxes foi others • Enacted weltaie leloim legislation • Piovided lunds foi vast development of state parks and recreation with coordinating area Vote Republican Primary, May 2 *Jop6 /// CHARLES F. KURFESS X State Representative 83rd District 105 S MAIN DOWNTOWN B.G. Issutd by Cilirtns lor Kurtm SHOP Mon ttuu Sat 10 a m to 5 30 p m Thuis Fn til 9 p c GtargiJ Gam Cluiimin 940 Cruoy Slittl Pinysbuig Ohio 43551 Together. We can do Th. BO Nam, Thursday. April 27, 1977 ro«* S Women elect industrial education major Females find careers in shop class
By Deuii Seeds professor of industrial weeks of shop industrial education is SHE SAID .i woman uses woman still shouldn't leel education, many women "How many women can actually no dilierent than more mechanical things inhibited about entering the What does it take lor a don't even consider use a drill"'' Ms Burghardt other types ol courses.' Ms every day than a man.'' industrial arts field woman to major in industrial education as a asked "Or can fix simple Fleissner said About 28 pointing out the According to Ms industrial education .IK I Held they can enter things around the house0 ' hours a week are spent in dishwashers vacuum Fleissner. Ihe format of To Debbie Burghardt. He said he believed there By taking IE courses, they class, with some work done cleaners, electric mixers industrial education is sophomore (Ed.), a taste ol are only eight or 10 women can learn these skills, she out ol class, she added and other appliances most changing She said her industrial education in high among the 300 industrial explained As a teacher she said she women work with all the major interest in the school was all she needed education majors here. He would like to implement time program is the Energy Ms Burghardt was would like to see more MS. FLEISSNER is one of some changes in order lo gel Tower Instrumentation originally an elementary Ms Burghardt said she 10 students at the University away Irom lecture-oriented Ms Fleissner said she Control EPICt, which she education major, but she lound IE more interesting working under a federally- classes, which she didn't hasn't even come in contact said teaches ,i student to switched to industrial than other fields The sponsored program which think appealed to the with the number ol women underst.iiut energy education alter her lirst greater number ol finances education of average industrial arts Swanson estimated were 'You're not just learning quarter here opportunities she thought students entering fields in student enrolled in industrial how to t IN your car or make existed in IE as opposed to which there is a shortage ol She said she also believed education ,i light out oi ,i bowling pin." »t»MU TO JANE Fleissner. who elementary education also participants the temporary switch-over However, she said ,i she said received a bachelor's degree influenced her decision to She said her program Irom home economics to Jan* FUissner, a Kent Slat* gradual*, toy* in English Irom Kent State major in that field. consists of three quarters of shop and vice versa was ,i h*r major inl*r*il in studying industrial University, a journalism industrial education is a IE courses only, which will good idea, since women are education h*c* it th* Energy Pow*r graphics course provided the lot of fun,'' she said it's lead to certification to teach stereotyped as people who Instrumentation Control program which spark that ignited her really different from other industrial arts in grades can not use mechanical ■E interest 3BG t*och*> th* itudont about *n*rgy. courses You reallv learn a seven through 12 equipment 1 i- THEATRE According to Richard lot." Swanson. associate She said little time is Thursdav Night is wasted learning impertinent BGSli&BGHSNIte material in the IE courses. 1.1) s Nee Includes 10 students to cond uct study JAII Area Students $1 00 AFTER graduation. Ms of encephalitis this summer Burghardt plans lo teach NOW SHOWING - Eve. at 7:15, 9:15 junior high school or high Sat.-Sun. at 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15,9:15 school shop She said as a Ten undergraduate the prevalence ol C'E in the disease shop teacher she would be students will conduct a study 'hese species The study is under the able to 'mentally handle of California encephalitis direction ol Deborah students." iCE) this summer under a In addition, they will Kichenberg. junior IA&SI. In secondary education $17,180 grant awarded by the investigate the feeding and Dr William B Jackson, programs, she favors the National Science preferences ol the various director ol the idea of boys taking one six- Foundation species ol mosquitoes which Environmental Studies week grading period of home The students will examine may be potential carriers ol Center economics and girls six the disease ecology of t'K and public attitudes toward control n( the mosquitoes which carry and transmit (ho disease
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"Black Snake Blues was VAN VUET said that he performs as well as the with the FOM "They were so bad.. sung a cappella by tries to write and perform Magic Band 5 Those were some ol' the Beefheart. and the John Lee music "to generate However, he should soon (responses as Captain Hooker blues was a perfect warmth." to get the Included in the band are: be receiving the recognition {Beefheart and his Magic showcase for the Captain's listeners to get up and move Zoot Horn Hollo, on glass he deserves because, (Band stunned Bowling Green incredibly powerful voice and be happy finger and steel appendage according to Beefheart. on { Monday night with "the only It's been written that He expressed slight guitar. Ed Marimba, the groups' recent European ! music being played." Beefheart is possibly "the disappointment that too formerly of the Mothers of tour. Ingber's guitar playing S according to guitar player greatest white blues singer often people who come to Invention, who plays drums was compared favorably to 5 Winged Eel Fingerling. performing today." To hear him perform are not with incredible fervor and a Jimi Hendrix by music « THE SET OPENED with anyone who managed to hear really interested in the green mustache; Ove'Jon. critics |"'Hair Pie.'" performed solo him through the garbled music, but instead want to formerly of the Mothers and •on bass by bassist guitarist sound system, that surely see something bizarre or much more recently with the His solo on "Alice in ■Rockette Morton It was a is an understatement freaky Little Feat; Rockette Blunderland" was ample Jheavy, throbbing In comparison. Leon According to Van Vliet. Morton, bass guitar, and proof that he will be a force (introduction to Beefheart's Russell or any number of "even,' single individual in Winged Eel Fingering, a to be reckoned with in the | music, but the near capacity British boogie bands sound the world is a freak The refugee from the now music world in the months to % audience in Anderson Arena like emasculated, even largest living land mammal defunct Fraternity of Man. come I appeared to be more pitiful, attempts in an is not the elephant, but the ; » mesmerized than moved unfamiliar idiom absent mind " WINGED EEL In the tuture. Van Vliet * 1 Other songs performed Don Van Vliet (alias The Magic Band has been Fingerling. known in a said his music would be ; were When It Blows Its Captain Beefheart' does not over two years in previous life as Elliot aimed "more towards j Stacks." "Click Clack. like to refer to his music as assembling, and it is one of Ingber. has long gone telepathy within the group." ; "Grow Fins." "Hobo Chang blues, but prefers instead to the most talented groups of unnoticed as one of the finest COIiCOrt Captain Beefheart and hit Magic Band played with Jethro Tull ; Ba. "Black Snake Blues. call it "aquamarines." He musicians playing together guitarists playing today. Up He said now "we're doing Monday night at the concert in Memorial Hall. : "I'm Gonna Booclariie You uid that the band members today to now, his chief claim to smokeless music." ■ 'Oh How We Danced' By Larry Epke and one with Dave Mason THEY ADD A unique his talents on the piano or Each track seems an flavor to the three tracks drums He should not hide Jim Capaldi is generally attempt to describe an they appear on The horns these, but let people known only for the light emotion or feeling of great give both the popular full experience them drumming which fit so well intensity sound ol bands such as Overall, however, this is into the musical style of Sadness and love get equal Chicago and a rhythm and an album to enjoy Capaldi Traffic and for co-writing a treatment and the songs are blues feeling didn't try to break a new number of Traffic's songs varied between the two to The album is not perfect ground or expand the limits with Steve Winwood. avoid saturation with either Harry Robinson's string of rock with this album He On his album, "Oh How While the songs are not arrangements are not simply seemed lo want to We Danced." he has a going to change anyone's particularly original and add make enjoyable music. He chance to show skills only view of life, in all likelihood, little to the effect of the succeeded most admirably recently hinted at on the they are satisfying and songs Capalki seems rather This album is available at latest efforts of Traffic enjoyable to listen to. evasive and afraid to show the llniversttv Bookstore. First Capaldi keeps up the image presented on the last two albums with Traffic. He concentrates on singing and Review Woodwind Quintet does no drumming but he does play acoustic guitar on THE OBSCURE imagery one cut and piano on of songs like Low Spark of another. High-heeled Boys'' is to perform Sunday lliniptnibyM*» The album showcases his evident in the sad songs, but BADOOG writing abilities as well. He the love songs reflect only wrote six songs by himself the usual ideas, presented The Bowling Green Woodwind Quintet will give a concert comfortably and with at 8:15 p.m Sunday in the Recital Hall, School ol Music. enough conviction to make The Quintet, one of the School of Music s small ensembles, them meaningful was organized in 1965 kfiaddog views local rock scene The music itself bears the It is composed of Harold Skinner, associale professor of stamp of Traffic, which is music education, flute. Edward Marks, assistant professor not surprising in view of the of performance studies, clarinet; Martin Woltman, By Earl Britt scene would be better Right tant to them than the money roll revival, even though ONE OF THEIR biggest fact that other members of instructor of performance music, oboe; Herbert Spencer, now as soon as a band gets According to the members thev include songs in their problems is finding good the band, both past and instructor of performance music, horn; and Konerl Moore, 5 When Bob Polomsky good they split." said of the group, they don't think act by people like Chuck material and they want to present, appear throughout assistant professor of performance studies, bassoon (graduated from Bowling Loomis they are part of a rock and Berrv add more original songs to the album They will be assisted by Peter Ferris, senior i Musicl. cjGreen last December, he Because of the hassles in their act. "Open Your He••rt" uses oboe; Lorraine Stevenson, senior (Music i. clarinet; Emil ■Jdidn't face the usual job Bowling Green, the band has the six man lineup from the George, junior (MusicI. horn: and Julie Harlzell. sophomore Shunting grind Polomsky just been looking for gigs out of Baddog will be playing low Spark" album and (Mus. Ed.). jkepl on playing harmonica town and have played in Project Concern needs director Saturday in the Men's Gym could easily have been a The Quintet and students will perform Beethoven's Sand bass with Baddog Toledo. Bryan and Defiance as part of International leftover from the sessions "Rondino" for eight winds Other selections include 5 When he isn't playing Week, Sunday at the Festival which made that album "Cassazione" by Mozart. "Quintette" (en formedeChorosI of Life and May 7 at a free Also appearing here are by Villa-Lobos. and Klughardt's Quintet!. Op 79 " 5 harp. Polomsky shares the ALTHOUGH they said Applications are now chance to direct a I singing chores with Mike they enjoyed the out-of-town concert sponsored by Middle David Hood on bass and The concert is free to the publ ic being taken for students production Roger Hawkins, drummer, JLoomis who in turn shares work, traveling makes prac- wishing lo direct the Project Application forms are Class Youth in the Forum of the Student Services Bldg. who are the newest J lead guitar work with Randy tice impossible and moving Concern theater production available in the left foyer of J Rattray. senior i A&Si. Dave equipment difficult Joe E. Brown Theatre and members of the group. One next year. Polomsky said the group element which is not heard PETTI'S J Kramer does the percussion Polomsky was also upset Theater Unbound and must be returned to the {work by the fact that the Univer- Theater Office. 322 South wants to "boogie for people on the records of Traffic is ALPENHORN ROOM Student Activities as long as they want to hear I All the band members sity had placed a ban on rock Hall by May 1. The Muscle Shoals Horns Organization sponsor this us." I agreed that one of the major concerts. project each year to raise Questions about the SPECIALS ■ failings of the local scene is The members of the group money for Project Concern project should be directed to % Spaghetti - % Lasagna • the lack of good places to agreed that they play House to House canvassers and to give an Dr Allen White at 372-2222 w mi MI sauce. Italian Salad. • play in Bowling Green because they enjoy seeing undergraduate student a or Rose Dapogny. 372-2256. Bread & Butter only people gel into their music needed Saturday. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. $1.50 • THEY ALSO SAID said and they think audience HELP ELECT Sandwiches • Italian Salami I local bar owners have prom- involvement is more impor- • Slacked Corned Beet CONGRATULATIONS •Meatball } ised them things and not THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDA TE • Stacked Roasl Beef I come through • Stacked Ham Ifout Future H HELP . "II the crowds and the Barb Everill on a bun or Italian bread only • jobs were better the whole AwoifctlutTttt.^ $1.00 OK1« MCA I Cindy Howell Giadutlf GRF Dfmm DAT George UVEI Fll * SAT -Ch.ii A Martin; 0:30-1 Students/Faculty I JWYII tSAT Batumi ATGSB Cindy Hubbard Nil I BOS 2 ,r Mid McGoven Alpenhorn Rm. 21 AND OVER D. J. Kern WK'0 11-11 Mon.-Sal. Debbie Rybak 16U4S. MainSt. 117 N. Main Dining Rm. Rent APinto (above Kaufman's) Downtown Itl. 11-10 Mon.-Sal. Anne Whitaker 12-8 Sun. 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She is trying to make arrangements for aggressively seek members of minority groups executive orders concerning employment Employment Officer, called lack of regulations and her work as part of the advertising both on and off campus about to fill available jobs. Each department is to equality available so she can accurately judge Centralization Incampuiemploymentpracticeia administration. available positions. draw up an affirmative action plan for hiring whether or not discrimination exists. major problem in studying and evaluating hiring minority group members and submit it to the Ms. Lawyer said one of her major obstacles is policies at all levels of employment. In the past month. Ms. Lawyer said she has Plans for creating a data bank to include the committee for approval. the absence of job descriptions for University ' "There is so much red tape here I sometimes only received a handful of cases concerning names and talents of faculty wives and blacks Ms. Lawyer said she is sending a form to all employment. "So often on a college faculty, the find myself caught up in all of it by trying to get employment discrimination on campus. are underway. "I will be able to find out what department chairmen so they will have some person creates the job." she said. rid of it." she said. "I am trying to go through the accepted sort of skills we have in the community so I can idea of what their plans will include. Lack of job description makes it very difficult channels to initiate change," she said. "I am not alert people of job opportunities for them." she "Eventually I will be a watchdog' over for her to make accurate reports to the MS. 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They who might not have any 2 words. 4° No top-notcher. 21 Tin foil (or about the theater and courage." Judith Malina established. The actors proletariat, so we can weren't really concerned other means, for instance, U Extent. IS Debt collector of mirrort. revolution. Mostly said. She and her husband. urged audience restore a balance in the Uni- with what the specifics 15 Jog. a tort: 2 word*. 25 Songbird*. illiterate people who can't 16 Scorch. !»7 Euthu*iattic 26 Milan'* La revolution. Julian Beck, were on participation. even verse." were." he said read or write. 17 Stravinsky. praise: Colloq. 27 Rural dwelling. They sat on the floor of US campus Tuesday night to encouraged the audience to They wanted to create a Ms. Malina explained that "I think the part of the. 18 Gardener's gift: S8 Duration. 28 Individually: 4 Education Building hold an open dialogue on the come onstage and take off valid form of "street her opinion on the relevancy population working tor 2 word*. 5<) Between: Fr. word*. surrounded by students and Living Theatre, which they 20 Practical: 3 60 Abstract painter 20 Fictional »hip. their clothes in defiance of theater" which would help of street theater is that it change is well-served by the word*. (1879.10401. 30 Make eye* at. "rapped" for over three founded in 1951. social norms, if they wanted with the problems of the peo- gives a means ol theater." Ms Malina said. 22 Intermediate: 61 Once more. II Wait upon. hours with the crowd The Living Theatre tried The plays were designed to ple, he said Comb. form. 62 Hoppers. 32 Paid in. composed of both "theater to show modern man in his shock the audience into a iv explained that they - 23 Cem *tone. 63 Summon 34 Valise. people" and "freaks." were asked by Brazilian 24 Poetic foot. \with "for"I. 37 Part of a dai»>. outer relation to a corrupt new political or emotional 26 Nova _ . , DOWN 41 Evening in Paris. society It shattered the attitude theater people to go there Perdue will host 2** Noblewoman of 1 Hoarded 13 Missing. "IF YOU ARE fixed separation of From 1951 until 1963 the and attempt to do street Italy. < with "up"i. ■ 11 Groups of 3ecks kept the Living theater They spent a little 33 Mutiral round. 2 Jason's ship. staff officers. Theatre together in New over a year in Brazil, five or 31 Knifhily 3 Animal sound. lo Mortimer . Places to go, spoof on Corson challenge. 4 Second-rale 17 Part of Spanish York They were closed six months were spent in a 35 Solar disk. actor. "to be."* down in New York in 1963 crash culture course, a few 36 But: Cer. i Fine wool. 48 Hide. but moved to Europe and months working on their "And now. here's contestants for the Miss 37 J..I...I 6 Enticed. SI "Ami virumque people to see 38 MUiile. 7 Opinion. found a more responsive "project" and two and a half Jimmy!" Jimmy'' Who s Bowling Green Pageant and 3Q Author 8 Ripening 51 Eight: audience there. months in jail. Jimmy? Mr. Talent, originator of an O'Flaheny. element. Comb, orm. Davy Crockett The Becks were arrested He's Jimmy Perdue, star indescribable yoyo and 40 Surre**ion. 0 Lookout. 52 Falsehood. "WE WHO happen to work on charges of subversion and of The Jimmy Perdue Show rhythm act 41 Puzilc term. 10 German 53 All tied up. in the theater find we possession of drugs but Beck 42 Deerlike animal. exclamation, M Oboe. "Davy Crockett. King of the Wild Frontier." and three Tonight at 10 WBGU-TV will The show is produced by 11 Hooded. 11 Protective -li.-.ith 56 Seat. Walt Disney cartoons will be shown tonight through Saturday have to ask ourselves what claims these were only feature a takeoff on Johnny Manny Dobbeck. senior at 7 and9p.m. in 201 Hayes l!all Donation is75cents we're doing and why we're excuses. Carson's Tonight Show. The (B.A.I and directed by T.D.- There will also be a kiddie matinee Saturday at I p.m. and doing it," Beck said "We "I think we were arrested broadcast is part of the Ponrick. junior (B.A.). children will be admitted for a 25 cent donation. have to ask ourselves because thev thought we L.I.V.E. series and is The movie is sponsored by Middle Class Youth whether our vocations are of entirely student-produced any use in the face of real- Branch group and directed Poetry readings ity." The program will have the We are living in a revolu- to perform same type set and format as L.J. Tessier. whose works have appeared in the Advocate, tionary epic." he said. The the Johnny Carson Show. It a national homosexual newspaper, will give a poetry reading actor said they became will be hosted by Jimmy Friday at 2 p.m in the Pink Dogwood Room. Union aware they were engaged in 'The Gazebo' Perdue, freshman (AfcS). Ms. Tessier is a founder of the Gay Women's Coalition of a profession which for a who will begin the show with Orange County. California number of years has been The Firelands Campus a monologue A discussion will follow her readings directed towards the upper Theatre has scheduled a His co-host will be George The program is part of the Women's Series sponsored by echelons of society three-night run for "The Jackson, working in the WOMEN, a local women's group. Theater was developed to Gazebo", a comedy about a capacity of Ed McMahon. cater to and please the ideas do-it-yourself murder The doing commercials and Novelist's works uf the aristocracy, according play will open May 18 at announcements. Dr. Jan Pallister. professor of romance languages, will to Beck McCormick School in Huron. read works by the French poet and novelist Raymond "Art was not serving man- The plot of "The Gazebo", SOME OF JIMMY'S Queneau tonight at 8:15 in 114 Education Bldg kind but serving a system in written by Alec Coppel. guests tonight include the Dr. Pallister has published several books of poems, Which a majority of people concerns a TV writer's first man from Mars and his articles and translations, including one of "Exercises de are enslaved." he said. Beck attempted murder of a interpreter. Ed Sulliban Style" byQueneau explained that he thinks not would-be blackmailer of his (cq). Mark the Hunchback, Tonight's program is sponsored by the Master of Fine Arts only is everyone a slave to wife. Since he is such a and The President." Program in creative writing The program is free and open money but many people are dramaturgical expert on Jimmy will also Interview to the public. "slaves" to other people crime, the writer is certain He said they felt they he can carry off a perfect Coming next week! Folk dancing group could no longer work in that murder and save his wife's kind of theater and wanted Persons interested in learning international folk dancing under the direction of Carlene Blanchard. assistant awjEfHa professor of English, can meet with an informal folk dancing group tonight at 8 30 in the Women's Gym hepromi/edfolcwe According to Carol Stevens, graduate student in English, it The Chi O's are her forever... Tbdoy is not necessary to know how to dance already and those interested will be taught the steps. Loving their CHARLES E. 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A Datsun? A AND Sally Dickinson daughters, Nancy and Susan at 20850 for Pinto? A Vega? A Beetle? Kellogg Road, Grand Rapids, Ohio 405 SS Pat Harris Mari Anne Zoul Wood County Commissioner UNIVERSITY P0NTIAC REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Bowliag Greco, O. $2.00 Bruce Roadarmol. George J. Garn. D Chester Fast - Committee D. Chester Fast. 9891 Eagleville Rd , Bloomdale, O. I>at* 10 ,Th« M N.wi, ThvrWoy, April 77 ' »71 kenny's korner-~ NltNIMIIIIIMMMNMMMMMMIIIIIIIINIII: Host Illinois Sat. The Tony Bell Show Stickers romp past MSU By KENNY WHITE "Electrifying" because of learning to run the ball "I HAVE A lot more EAST LANSING, Mich - LITTLE USED middle Cal The other star of last injuries as MSU was a very Assistant Sports Editor his stunning play inside and concentrating on confidence in myself. I'm The Bowling Green lacrosse Utzman was the big gun for Saturday's game Bob physical team. Bell ended the year with it." said coach Ron Chismar going to work on my cuts and Falcons started off slow and the stickers as he notched Decker took over the team Defenseman Rich Mayes I*i-\ now' Don't touch that six receptions good for IZ7 The Youngstown Comet' keeping control of the ball." sluggish but opened fire in three goals and assisted on lead in scoring as he notched hurt his knee and had to be taken from the game and dial it's lime (or the Tony yards and 2 TD's. In 18 has performed spectacularly Bell said. He is a more than the second quarter and another Utzman and many one goal (now he has 16 freshman defensive sensa- Bell show Me runs, he rushing attempts, he had 179 in the first two scrimmage adequate pass receiver and romped past Michigan State. other Falcons got a chance points) before he sat out tion Mike Wilcox received a jumps, he makes TD's and yards and he scored two games But he has had can be counted on as one of 15-4 here yesterday. to play yesterday as coach most the second half to rest he is something to watch TD's The remarkable thing trouble fumbling the ball BG's long bomb threats. The Falcons had five Mickey Cochrane held out his knees. cut lip. This is the new offensive about Bell was that he once he gets a good jolt Tony made a fantastic penalties in the first period, some of his "walking BG will entertain the Illi- weapon that the Falcons' handled the ball 37 times for catch when the Falcons' four of them personal's (one wounded" giving them a GOALIE LAURI nois club at 2 p.m. Saturday hope will make their 651 yards. That's 17.6 yards "HE JUST has to encountered a tough East minute each) as MSU scored chance to heal up before TUREVON had an easy day in the Stadium -CARLE offensive arsenal much everytime he touched the concentrate more on what Carolina team early in the two man-up goals in that Saturday's game against the in the nets as he had eight more potent ball he's doing, because he has season i'is swan-like diving first IS minute period Illinois club. saves on 29 MSU shots, The reason that Bell is never ran inside like this stab brought the stadium The Sparatans jumped to Freshman attackman allowing only four goals. Women's considered a new weapon, it's THIS WASN'T a bad year before." coach Chismar patrons to the edge of their an early 1-0 lead but after Vern Zabek continued his hot Other leading scorers for because this year the for a player who hadn't been added In the last seats as he streaked to pay the game was tied 2-2 at the pace that he set last Satur- the Falcons were Dave Bowling Green's women's coaching staff is attempting on a field for a year The scrimmage, he fumbled the dirt after the reception end of the first period. BG day against Denison as he Ziparo with three assists. tennis team will be to create plays that will go only thing that made it a bad ball on the first series of took off and scored seven notched five assists and BUI Dencker and C.A Beach participating in a hand in h.irid with his year was that although Tony plays But after he started So be sure to check out this times in the second period to scored one goal He was also each with two goals and Leif quadrangular match this abilities. got the job done, he wasn't a concentrating on the ball, it new program in the fall put the game out of reach the team leader in ground- Elsmo with a goal and an weekend at Kalamazoo. We feel that Tony can run very consistent ball player. was off to the races, as because it will feature a balls with 10. assist Mich. Other schools with the football.'' coach A new year is here and "Electrifying" just outran player who will be very In Saturday's contest Terry Cameron. Bill participating will be Don Nehlen said The with it is a new Bell. IV everybody consistent and a lot more Zabek set a new school Grimes. John Gawaluck. Kalamazoo College. Central coaching staff has added the knows that there is a big load The 6'3". 200-pound productive. record for most assists in Mike Wilcox and Rick Neam Michigan and Eastern "Wishbone'' and "Power 1" on his shoulders and he must speedster was more than The Tony Bell show will one game, six and tied the each had one goal and Rich Michigan. formations so that more be productive as well as happy to get started on his get a high rating and it will mark for most points in one Alpert had an assist Pam Dean Toni Meiss. mobility could be obtained consistent if the "Big Brown new endeavor when spring become a big hit after it's game, eight. For that Even though. Cochrane Sue Robinson. Amy Smith. from the offense Machine'' is to survive. drills commenced "I first showing, because it will performance he was named was taking no chances with Pat Stager and Janet Also another reason the "The big thing that Tony is wanted to run the ball more. feature one of the brightest Midwest lacrosse player-of- his "walking wounded" BG Wonderleigh will be playing staff put some changes into working on this spring is These plays that are young stars ever to hit the the-week by league coaches still sustained a couple more forBG its offense was to try to take designed for me are a great screen some of the pressure off deal better.'' Tony said Paul Miles With the change offense FALCON TIDBITS: Jim The thinking behind this and these new plays. Bell Macry. who is fighting for a was that if you had a Miles can use his good speed (4.5 linebacker spot got the peek- Fegley has two sides and a Bell in the same sec. 40 yd dash) to make a-boo treatment from the backfield. and both were him a very elusive tackling machine Macry strong inside runners and individual was escorted into the winning 440 and mile relays both were exceptional on the In the first game of the training room and given By JIM FERSTLE judgements about a person," would have lo analyze the at the conference (Mid- sweeps, then this would season last year against treatment for a jammed he continues "There are not conditions involved in the American Conference make opposing defensive Ohio University, Bell said he neck. "I don't feel like I'm too many people that you get situation before I make a meetl," says Dave. "My coaches think twice felt very awkward coming Coach Don Nehlen anything special.' said Dave to know well enough and for decision. I don't have any off his long lay-off In that jokingly told his two Fegley. Bowling Green's a long enough time to be able one thing that takes priority ultimate goal is to make the Olympics. LAST YEAR was the first game, he made a key run quarterbacks that they Most Valuable freshman to really get to know them " over another. I have to full football season for Bell that set up an important TD would attract duck hunters trackman This is the Dave Fegley decide what I will do in the since his graduation from forBG because of the way they • I don't feel my opinions you don't see on the track context of the situation." "I know 1 can't do it Youngstown (ISouth I Bell "By the Miami game. I were throwing the pigskin are that valuable to other On the track. Fegley is a But he does have some (make the Olympic teaml had to sit out a whole year of was ready to play ball and Dennis Trace became the people." adds Fegley "If multi-event man Running in goals set up for himself this year." he concluded, action because of a low ACT play up to my potential." first victim to lose a contact something means a lol to me the 120-yard high hurdles, "I'd like to win both the "but it's the sort of thing test score he missed by two Bell added. Now that he is while on the practice field. (hen I'll say something about the 440-yard intermediate highs and the intermediates, every trackman dreams of points experiencing his first spring After muffing a pass, his it Otherwise I'd rather not hurdles and both the 440 and plus a leg on both the doing" l!e impressed the area session, many onlookers first words to coach Carlos say anything at all the mile relay. The hurdles are his best event, as he has fans so much that he picked Tony Ball can tell that Mr Bell is Jackson were. "Coach. I "I hate interviews because up the nickname of definitely in the groove can't see " reporters are always looking lied Ihe school record in the for something to blow-up and highs with a 14.0 and is only use in their stones." says six-tenths of a second off the Fegley intermediate record "One reporter at the district meet, when 1 was a IT'S NOT SECOND nature Heft accepts new post junior, asked me it the to me yet." says Fegley of condition of the track slowed his hurdling technique. John l.'eft. assistant work to do in two or three "This is one of the hardest me down. There was water "During a race you can't basketball coach at Bowling weeks," stated Heft refering decisions I've ever had to an inch deep on the track and concentrate on anything but Green and coach Pat Haley's to the fact that he and make." commented Heft. I told him. Yes it slowed me running You can't be chief scout and recruiter, Raveling will be starting out "I'm going to hate to leave down ' The next day in the thinking about whether your announced yesterday that he on the recruiting wars a this program because paper he wrote. Dave Fegley lead leg is coming down has accepted a position as little late Bowling Green is going to be said. 1 would run much quick enough or if your trail assistant basketball coach at This is much the same back on top in two years " faster if the weather wasn't leg is coming through quick Washington State situation I'eft stepped into Coach Haley said that he so bad enough You have to University, of the Pacific-8. last year, here, when he and was sorry to see Heft go but concentrate on running In Halt, 26. will be an Haley took over the Bowling indicated it was a move he "I LIKE PEOPLE. If II your best race you won't assistant to George Raveling Green program late in the should have made wasn t for people there even remember the hurdles. ■* who recently moved from year and had to start "He had to move, all he wouldn't be much in the "Ninety-nine per cent of Maryland i where he was an recruiting late. has known has been BG." world." continued Fegley your race is mental." says assistant I to accept the head "We will have a said Haley. "He did a "When 1 go to a party, I'm Fegley "You have to get coaching job at Washington nationwide recruiting fabulous job for us If he the type that likes lo sit in your mind together before .-!■ - State Raveling had been at effort," commented Heft hadn't done this type of job the corner and watch the race. Once you get your Yillinova where he recruited "We will have a lot to offer he wouldn't have gotten the Especially when people are mind together, you don't the team that was second in including the Pacific-8 job." drunk have to worry about hitting the NCAA two years ago (where UCLA has Before joining the BG "When people get drunk the next hurdle or not hitting This past season, the team dominated for the last coaching staff last year. they're really cool." adds it. you just run your race." he recruited at Maryland decade), a new facility Heft was assistant Fegley. "They lose all their As tor his priorities in life. won the National sealing 12.500 with a Tartan basketball and head track inhibitions and their real self Dave says he has no distinct €^er's Records Invitational Tournament floor and a new image in and cross country at Findlay comes through ones You have to roll with John Haft "We will have nine months coaching " College. -CARLE "1 don't like to make the punches." he says. 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