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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The after brutal torment by her questioningly at her attorney, F. Lee BAILEY HAD argued angrily for prosecution in Patricia Hearst's bank Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) Bailey, then popped a mint in her Carter to suppress Miss Hearst's robbery trial won a critical victory kidnapers. mouth arid sat back to watch her jury statements because they wete "forced yesterday when the judge ruled that return. out of her. the jury should be allowed to hear the THE JUDGE'S decision allows the "If we continue to bring kidnaped tape-recorded communiques she made prosecution to admit as evidence its CARTER gave a brief people in here and continue to try as the revolutionary "Tania." chief weapons against the young announcement of his decision after them on involuntary statements." said U.S. District Court Judge Oliver heiress--her own words. heating two days of testimony with Bailey. "I assure you wcwui have many Carter ruled that Miss Hearst's Miss Hearst's parents. Randolph and the jury absent and arguments by repeats of such kidnapings. admissjons of the bank robbery were Catherine Hearst, appeared stunned as Bailey and U.S. Atty. James Browning "One should not be penalized for freely made, although she had testified the judge announced his ruling to a Jr. no greatei offense than being carried that she spoke under threat of death packed courtroom. Miss Hearst looked "I will find that by the kicking and screaming from one's preponderance of the evidence the home by a bunch of crazy people..." government has established that the Bailey said. statements made by the defendant Miss Hearst. now 21. was kidnaped Restrictions may hamper after the happening of the bank Feb. 4, 1974. She later admitted via rohbeiy. by tape recording, orally or the tape-recorded communiques that by writing were made voluntarily," the she had joined her revolutionary FBI intelligence activities lurist said, promising to expand on his kidnapers and helped them rob the decision in written memorandum. Hibcrnia Bank 10 weeks later. On the WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI Subcommittee member Rep. His decision appeared to insure that tapes, she ridiculed the idea that she Director Clarence Kelley said Herman Badillo (D-N.Y.) announced the 21 -year-old defendant eventually was brainwashed and said her actions yesterday that too much restrictive at the heating lie is filing a House will return to the witness stand and were voluntary. legislation over the agency's domestic resolution asking for rejection of the tell her story of honor and intelligence activities may hamper its proposed FBI guidelines on pounds degradation at the hands of the IN HER four-hour witness stand appearance Monday, Miss Hearst ability to investigate terrorist groups in they are not tough enough. terrorist SLA. disavowed allegiance to two living SLA the future. CARTER'S decision was based only members. William and liniily Harris, Kelley. in testimony to a House HE CONDEMNED the guidelines upon evidence presented at the and portrayed them as vicious captors Judiciary subcommittee, said he "as so bioad as to give license to two-day hearing. The defense team is and tormentors. endorses FBI guidelines proposed by exactly the same kinds of activity the expected to expand its presentation Bmwni ig revealed in court that the the Justice Department, but added FBI has carried on up until now without the benefit of guidelines." for the jury, and Bailey said later the government has asked the Harrises to that restrictions should not go too far. testify against Miss Hearst, and that "During the past months," he said, judge's decision means "the likelihood "I want to emphasize that these of her testifying is sharply increased." the) have refused. domestic intelligence investigations ate "we liave been shocked by the not undertaken for the purpose of revelations surrounding Cointelpro collecting information on those who operations against Martin Luther King. Bailey, who called only one expert hold unpopular or controversial If the new guidelines are ever witness, a psychologist, during the Hathaway political views," Kelley said. promulgated, exactly the same kind of hearing, is expected to bring on a activities could be given the sanction battalion of scientific specialists to takes leave •THEIR FOCUS is on conduct, not of respectability." refute the damaging tape recordings Dave Crowl. Student ideas; conduct that involves oi is likely Cointdpro was a domestic and actions of "Tania." Government Association (SGA) to involve a violation of federal law " intelligence program operating from The judge's ruling allows the vice president, issued a statement at The proposed FBI guidelines the 1950s and l%0s in which the FBI government to tell jurors not only of last night's SGA meeting that prohibit the commission or instigation disrupted and hanassed groups of right her words but also of her participation Randall Hathaway. SGA president, by the FBI of criminal acts, the and left persuasions. in a Los Angeles shooting incident. has taken ■ leave of absence from dissemination of information for the Drowning, who argued foi use of his duties until Tuesday. purpose of holding an individual or BADILLO SAID that early activities this key evidence, told the judge he "At that time, he will make a group up to scorn, ridicule, or of King's Southern Christian believed Miss Hearst had lied on the statement concerning his own disgrace; the dissemination ol leadership Conference led to some witness stand. intentions of SGA involvement for information anonymously or under violence and so the new guidelines "Everything this court has heard the remainder of the year," Crowl false identity and the incitement of would have still permitted harassment from Miss Hearst of her coercion In I said. violence. of King. year-and-a-half is not true." he said. Guatemala tourist trade hurt GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala "We are doing everything possible suffered much less damage "and The tourist trade earned Guatemala (APV-The government said yesterday it to return to normality," he said. practically have not interrupted their $85 million last year, making it this plans to have Guatemala's tourist trade services." country's largest single source of back in full swing in two months, HE SAID IT would take two Crisp spring-like weather and the revenue after coffee which netted despite the ravages of the earthquake months to repair some of the damage, archaeological remains, some of the approximately $130 million. and aftershocks that killed an principally to the main hotels in foremost in Latin America and estimated 17.000 and left one-sixth of Guatemala City. Most of the luxury renowned worldwide, are the two Although sunny skies and warming temperatures made walking to the population homeless. hotels in the Guatemalan capital of main tourist attractions of this class more pleasant than it has been for weeks, they also forced Guatemala Tourist Institute director one-and-a-half million people mountainous Central'American nation Weather students to step gingeriy around the deep puddles on campus Jose Senn Bonilla told a news underwent extensive superficial of six million people. sidewalks. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) conference that most of the damage, but their structures were not Considerable cloudiness today centuries-old Maya ruins are largely affected and they can easily be An estimated 412,000 tourists visit highs in the low to mid 40s. undamaged. repaired. Bonilla said. Guatemala every year, 114,000 of Mostly cloudy with a chance of He said a large part of the damage them Americans. The State snow flurries tonight and was windowpanes and pipes shattered Department estimated there were tomorrow. Low tonight in the by the heavy vibration! unleashed by 5,000 U.S. citizens in the country, 20s. Probability of precipitation Council okays technician degree the earthquake and aftertremors. The counting visitors and residents, when 20 per cent today and 30 per cent smaller hotels which cater to the the earthquake hit before dawn Feb. tonight. By Pat Thomas a full-time enrollment of 15 with The course or conference must be Central American tourist trade 4. Makeup Editor several part-time students. Medical drawn up with the cooperation of a records technicians prepare, analyze professional organization. A proposal to create a medical and file medical records kept by records technician program at hospitals, government offices and ACCORDING to Dr. Johnson, the Firelands campus passed without nursing homes. current procedure here is to award opposition in yesterday's Academic Council held its first discussion of a certificates to persons completing v Council meeting. proposal to implement the Continuing non-credit courses or conferences. The The proposed program calls for the Education Unit' (CEU) at the certificates are kept on file in the awarding of an associate's degree in University. registrar'soffice. applied science for students Dr. Annette Johnson, acting completing the two-year program. director of the Office of Continuing She said 55 per cent of the nation's Education, said CEU is an academic colleges and universities currently are BEFORE ITS implementation, the unit recommended by a national task using CEU and added that the ' program must be approved by force as a means of recording University is the only university in University President Hollis Moore Jr.. participation in non-credit courses. Ohio not using the program. the University Board of Trustees and One hour of CEU would be awarded Dr. Kenneth Rothe, provost, said the Ohio Board of Regents. for every 10 hours of participation in a the Ohio Board of Regents is The proposal contains provisions for non-credit course or in a conference. considering a subsidy for state institutions using CEU, since non-credit courses are offered as a Kurf ess proposes public service. Council will vote on the CEU proposal at its next meeting. It already identification card has been endorsed by Faculty Senate. As its third item of business, council Legislation proposing an official two bills is that my bill provides a discussed a report submitted by the state identification (ID) card as an validation system and an appropriation special committee on writing skills. alternative to the usage of an Ohio of $358,000 to fund the program," he Dr. Sheldon Halpern, vice-provost .driver's license for identification said. for faculty affairs and chairman of the purposes has been introduced by Rep. "I am confident that the program special committee, discussed the Charles Kurfess (R-Perrysburg). will not require the entire committee's recommendation that a , The ID card bill is being scheduled appropriation, in which case the communications proficency test be foe hearings in the House Finance money would be returned back to the given at the junior level. Committee. highway safety fund." "The bill I have introduced provides Kurfess said that the validation CONSIDERABLE debate was heard an alternative means of identification system would be a computerized about the effectiveness of the English jfoc those citizens who for one reason checking system sinuliar to the one 111 and 112 programs, as well as br another do not have the now used to check the validity and about the possible decline in student traditionally accepted driver's license," status of a driver's license. writing skills after their freshman year. ' Kurfess said. "The information contained on the With council's consent, Dr. Rothe Gov. James Rhodes vetoed similar card would be similar to the type of asked the special committee to acquire legislation in January because no information displayed on a drivers preliminary information regarding __ , Although last week's earthquake left thousands dead or homeless, the Guatemalan provision had been made to finance license," Kurfess said. There also these issues and to prepare a proposal f%m I US government claims that the country's hotels and Mayan tourist attractions remain Oie ID card program. would be a color photograph of the for an experimental test to determine largely undamaged. (AP wirephoto) bearer on. the card so that positive communicat...i skills of juniors and THE DIFFERENCE-between the identification could be made, he said. seniors. I1)* 2/The BG Nm, Thursday, February 12, 1976 eprreRiaLS rather switch than fight WASHINGTON-A man is known Haerley, believe that Reagan is hurting bluntly termed Reagan "a figurehead, by the company he keeps. And, if he's the Republican party by challenging who merely reacts to events, a mati a political man, by the company thai an incumbent president. "totally incapable of exerting national bite the bullet no longer keeps him. Even those who like Reagan's brand leadership." On that score, Ronald Reagan may of conservatism are disappointed. The That's quite a strong condemnation « be the most chagrined of all the tussle with Mr. Ford, they say, is from one who not only knows Reagan presidential candidates. A surprisingly bound to be divisive, and will make it intimately but shares heavy on change large and impressive list of California more difficult than ever to unify the responsibility for electing hir» Republicans ire not backing the party after the conventions in order to governor on two occasions. former governor's quest for the GOP wage battle against the Democrats. SUCH A HARSH verdict, of corns*, University Police must not change their standard sidearms nomination. Worse, some principal Other Reagan defectors cite the reflects a certain amount of ammunition from the presently used round-nosed bullet to a more Reagan allies actually have gone over Firestone. Also among them are Anita former governor's late entry into the self-service. But even if one takes this? lethal hollow-point bullet. to President Ford. Ashcroft, once his principal volunteer race. His early indecision, they view with a grain of salt, the presence University Police Chief Dale Shaffer has said in the past that the The defection of former aides and leader, and former aides like George confide, convinced them that he of ex-Reagan operatives on the Ford ammunition change was necessary to give his officers more supporters is newsy in any campaign. Steffesand Russ Walton. would not run. By the time he did team is bound to have some impact oh confide-ice and reduce the risk of injuring an innocent bystander The significance of the Reagan Most noticeable are the three jump in "last October, some of a race that now is rated i toss-up for ' desertions can best be measured by ex-Reaganites who have taken up key Reagan's old supporters already had the early primaries. because of ricochet. imagining the political reverberations positions with the President Ford It if true that the 110-grain, hollow-point jacketed bullet is less been recruited by Mr. Ford. It's a bit like havinij the football that would result if Michigan's top Committee; Stuart Spencer, No. two coaching staff go uvtf ti the lively to ricochet and that it has more stopping power than the THAT, incidentally, is a reason Republicans abandoned Mr. Ford and man on the Ford team; Bill Roberts, frequently given by Reagan's own opposition team juit before the Super I 58-grain round-nose bullet currently in use. It is also true that the joined the Reagan camp. who managed Reagan's governorship lieutenants. They are hoping that some Bowl. new bullet more easily could maim or kill someone than the campaigns in 1966 and 1970, and of those who swung over to Mr. Ford But signing up Reagan's old round-nosed ammunition. UNTIL RECENTLY, the absence of Norman (Skip) Watts, i long-time now will shift back to a more neutral California hands is one thing; winning If a policeman mistakenly should shoot an innocent bystander so many Reaganites hasn't attracted Reagan worker who now coordinates stance. over the fans is another. Not even the with the new type of bullet there is a greater chance of killing him much attention outside of California. Ford efforts in the primary states. But there remains a strong nucleus Reagan defectors now working for than with the old bullet. In the state capital at Sacramento, it of ex-Reagan persons who say they Ford will bet much on the president's It is ridiculous to minimize the importance of the issue, as one is said, the growing list of WHY IS Reagan lacking the support have joined the Ford team because chances for carrying California in that University Police-Community Advisory Committee member did at nonsupporters has given rise to a of so many home-state Republicans'' Reagan is not qualified to run the state's crucial primary on June 8 if the Tuesdays meeting, because guns rarely arc used by University Police. paraphrase of an old cigarette Many of them, including Chairman country. Roberts, for example, has ex-governor is still in the race. Ridiculous. If one person is killed or maimed because of the commercial: Among Republicans who know Reagan best, it's Ford by two to ammunition switch, it is one person too many. one. The ammunition subcommittee of the panel is looking for student The defectors include State input on the matter. Students should let the committee kow that Republican Chairman Paul llaerle and they do not wish to jeopardize their safety by giving t^e University a pair of principal Reagan fund-raisers, Police unnecessary firepower. Henry Salvatore and I.e.nurd life is but a game
A 16-year-old girl has bested who believe their patriotic slogans are historian Henry Steele Commager and a unified people, but if in unity there won herself a SI 0,000 college is strength, there is also tyranny. scholarship for doing it. Anna Leider, In DemocracyWorld, we are ■ junior at the Alexandria (Va.) T.C. uniform spectators, fantasy citizens as Williams High School, was awarded the we are fantasy quarterbacks. Pick the prize for her essay on the National slogan, and let's hear il, sports fans, a Football League's role in American locomotive cheer of ringing history. reaffirmation, the Pittsburgh Steelers In her essay, Ms. Leider disputed and the U.S.A. Don't turn it off, keep the professor's observation that the the set on, save the national NFL has had no readily discernable Tens of millions of us enjoy both patrimony. role in the American past. without seriously participating in At a historian of facts, Mr. either. The big life, the important Copyright, 1976, The Washington Commager is incontestably right, but satisfactions, the stuff we say really Post-King Features Syndicate 'FrmaYNOREUTlON...' the high school student replied that counts is done for us while we watch sports expresses national character and the narration supplied by Walter football expresses ours. Thus by a sort Cronkite, Howard Cosell, Phyllis of mental backformation process, it George and Barbara Walters. seems to many that football must have The exciting part of life .Is a. PUM)- Indeed did play-tome kind of spectator sport, partly real bur mostly Lerrers mid terms election week, and I Ml it sportswriters, it shcWrrd-be noted that Christianty offers salvation in a life raWSroklt Valley Forg.. imagination and fancy. TnefcWof the fee increase would be more beneficial to me to Williams never got along with outside of man. in Jesus Christ. It is National Football League in American study instead of handing out campaign sportswriters, especially those in his through the life of another that one MS. LEIDER writes that "our history, the founding of the Republic posters. After all some of us students home team's town. Boston. Also can have hope. As for the problem of people's characteristics, self-view as a by George llalas, Vince Lombardi and unwarranted are paying for our education therefore, Williams' opinions were of the sin. God accepts a person, not on the nation and ideals closely resemble Thomas Jefferson. After reading the article on the 1 sometimes it is necessary to set your Cleveland sportswriters of the I940's basis of their own experience or' . football," an activity which she says At the same time that the spectator planned increase in the instructional priorities. and '50's and they are all but humaness. but on the basis of the demands courage, stamina and the nation is watching DemocracyWorld in fee this spring I was disgusted. I am Even though, I was not vocal in my completely gone from the Cleveland perfect life of Christ. He becomes the integration of specialists to a team the living room, there is the older call not disgusted because of the increase campaign, my ideas are still with me. scene. substitute and God credits his life to effort. to participate. Don't watch the game, but because of the actions taken by Just because I didn't get elected to The fact is that most of Cleveland's the believer. God's acceptance of the At the same time, though, it is a play it; don't be apathetic, vote! the Committee on Personnel Review. SGA. doesn't mean that I will sportswriters are very competent and life of Christ then, is the grounds for game that almost no Americans play. Most of the games in SportsWorld This "distinguished" committee has abandoned my ideas. I will try my relatively subjective e.g. Russell our access to God. Football Is a vicarious experience, litt are beyond us, even if we are seen fit to save $500,000 by not filling upmost to achieve my No. 1 priority Schneider, Bob Sudyk, Chuck Heaton. This is hope. Why? It gives the king pinnacle of what Bob Lipsyte physically able to play them, because faculty and staff vacancies. Fine. which is. to keep those gymnasiums Bob August and Hal lebovitz are very assurance of always being accepted calls SportsWorld. they have been made too expensively Except for one thing. I am a open for longer hours, at night, early capable editors who provide because of God's acceptance of Christ. SportsWorld is the product of a elaborate. The same for journalism major. In the School of morning and on weekends. After all controversial, yet substantially backed Our life becomes focused not on media Industry which found that DemocracyWorld. Local participation Journalism at BG there are we the general students need to let editorials which are opinions. ourselves, and our weak and finite reporting and glorifying local athletic is too costly, frustrating and dull, but approximately 614 majors and only loose of our energies somehow, even if Only recently the Steel City got rid existence, but on another, infinitely events was insufficient fot its Campaign '76 in red. white and blue ten faculty members. That's a ratio of it is at 11 :30 p.m. or at 5 a.m. of one of the most biased, greater than ourselves. commercial and entertainment needs. on the air every night is as much fun as 61 students to one instructor. It seems Thanks again to the BG News for non-subjective sportscasters in the When we create problems and injure It was then that SportsWorld was the world series. to me that there is a definite problem endorsing me and special thanks to all industry. Bob Prince. He ended up ourselves or others, we know there is ' created to bring to our TV screens here. the students who took time to vote for with the Houston Astros, a team to fit hope because of the perfect life of our Hawaiian surfers, Australian kangaroo DURING THE half time at the This school has one thing on its my ideas, instead of another pretty his caliber of broadcasting. substitute. Life takes on new meaning races, Teutonic sauerkraut contests Super Bowl, Cronkite was briefly on mind-to save money at any expense. face. Special thanks to Chuck I don't see how Mr. Johasky can now because we can know security) and Russian gymnasts. the air to invite the game's If they would hire new faculty to meet Hablitzel. Kathy Buck and Mike Dell question the labeling of the Steelers as Though the future is still uncertain, If the universe is held in existence sportscasters to "my" super bowl next the demands of more students I'm sure for their never-ending moral support. being "dirty." by the ind of God, and SportsWorld our life is afixed to someone outside summer, the Democratic and most students could get the individual If you would like to discuss any of He should be rpoud of "his" team of us who never changes. is likewise held by the sponsoring Republican conventions. attention they need or want. your ideas dealing with BGSU. feel because the nature of football dictates dollar, neither are less real to the Since our security is found io Other than buying the sponsors' I have heard complaints from free to contact me at my dorm or on that one should crack as many skulls another, namely God. we are freed, ' human beings who live in the one and products, we participate in friends because their classes are too my daily jogging bouts on the indooi behold the other. as you can in order to succeed. So from despair over the past or anxietj! SportsWorld by voting for all-star large. Individual attention or a good track in the men's gym. Just because I while the Steelers continue to win I towards the future and are able to teams. This year DemocracyWorld bids discussion is not possible in these large am not a senator doesn't mean I can't hope it doesn't hurt his feelings to SPORTSWORLD has no connection truly live in the present. Christ, being' us to do much the same by casting a clases. If more faculty were hired get results (it will just take a little bit realize that more and more with the games people play, and outside of ourselves as our hopejj ballot in Jack Anderson's bicentennial there could be smaller classes, more longer). non-Pittsburgh viewers are getting enables us to be that which wei DemocracyWorld has no connection slogan contest. individual attention and more learning. tumed-off and disgusted with the with the daily tasks of citizenship. are-created beings in a relationship ■' If the Committee on Personnel Mary L. Kurz Steelers brand of football, because with our creator. "The degree of public participation Review can save money-fine. But 250 McDonald West they can hardly serve as a constructive is the decisive factor from which please do not do it at the expense of example to teach sportsmanship and Clip Heim vitality and democracy flows,? he •me BG news our educations. fair play. 415AN Main St writes. "It must be encouraged in ways There's nothing wrong with EDITORIAL STAFF large and small. We urge you, Laurie Kapsa comments on attempting to be a good sport in a «*tw mark h. glover therefore, to make a nine-cent 418 Harmon winning as well as a losing cause. managing editor cart p. ramaneky investment in the bicentennial and to art of judo n*M editor mark n. dodorh mail your vote for the historic slogan." quality unjust Mtl. managing editor lorram. I. |ameeon Kevin Kramer >'»*! editorial editor |anet I. cotd.ro Anderson says that more than a thanks far This letter is in response to John 824 Sixth St. makeup editor .Patricia a. diomaa million slogan suggestions have been Johasky's letter which appeared Jan. offered here •port! editor rlchard d. reel sent to him and that the six, all-star the support 30.1 am not a Browns fan even though I'd like to make it known to anyone photo editor damal I. fetch! finalists for this Heisman Trophy of copy editor wMlam p. uundart 1 have lived in Cleveland all 'my life, eckankar interested that there is a Judo Club on BUSINESS STAFF Democracy are to be published in Just a short note to thank all of the but Mr. Johasky's comments about the campus. It started in the middle of fall tmeincei menagtr .. . lulu a rothonberg many leading magazines and posted in students who took time out to vote Cleveland sportswriters are unjust and quarter and we had about 15-20. ad»ertletng manager fordon t. eavra all Wool worth stores and Holiday Inns. just a religion members. At that time we didn't have- aataa manager left rey p. Hannah for me, Mary Kurz, senatorial prejudiced. As you hand over your American (get candidate, on this past Thursday, What is overlooked about Dan enough space for more than 12. This! The M NOM at pubiiehed Tuaedayi it?) Express card, you can contribute February S, 1976. I appreciate the Coughlin's article is that his comments In reading the recent letter on quarter we have more space and fewer* ' thru Friday! during the mailer tchooi to our institutions by deciding if you endorsement of the BG News and feel are strictly his opinion and are not to Eckankar. I find that its foundations members. At the present time we are , year, and onea a weak during the wish to vote for "Stand fast, stand tall, that the news gave me a favorable betaken as gospel. are no different than those of religions not charging a fee. We have two aummer nllnm. under authority ol the stand American" or "Freedom's way • recommendation. Mr. Coughlin had already achieved around the world. Though the goals instructors, Jerry Knoelke and myself,. ' Publieetion. Committaa of Bowling U.S.A." V Oman State Unitrereity. However, people sometimes don't national publicity for his article before and ideals may be stated differently Optnione ennieeaul In editorial judge or vote for you on your ideas, the Rose Bowl suggesting UCLA their similarity rests in the fact that Judo is a sport. It is the only one of- oartoom or other eohimna m the Nona BY THE LIGHTS of every political instead they judge, you on how well shouldn't even show up for their man internalizes the means of the martial arts internationally dp not nireemlry reflect the opkilom of philosopher from Aristotle to de your campaign was publized through "miss-match" with OSU. Perhaps achieving them. Man trusts that recognized as a sport. It is in th«f the IMmrerty Adminiatralton. faculty or Tocqueville, the mere existence of gimmick and slogans. Then there are Coughlin was trying to stir up more through his experience and from Olympics. We teach it as a sport, nof l atari or die State of Ohm. OpMom such a contest is evidence of the decay aapieaaad by eolummm do not the aspects of the candidate's human reaction with his "Dirty Play Taints inside himself he will find that which as a self-defense. If you are interestedi nacaaaariry reflect the opinion, of die of American self-government. make-up such as, how your name is Steelers' Crown" article, which he seeks to achieve. the times and places are listed in both; ' BG New. Editorial. In the BO Neva Democracy-, Sports- and placed on the ballot in alphabetical incidentally is part of the job of a This is where Biblical Christianty is the Green Sheet and the Campus} reflect die opinion, of the majority of Media World are so sloganized that it is order, how your name sounds, your joumalist-to attract readership, set against the religions of the world. Calendar. If you have any questions, of th. BO Neva Editorial hard to tell the difference between the facial structure, your sex and your whether the response is favorable or Rather than trusting his experience please feel free to call me at 352-323* harmlessly fraudulent battle cries of race. Therefore, this might have been a not. which is subject to change, man here after 5 p.m. Editorial and Buatnaa Office. a 10€ Univanity HaM National Pickle Week from those that couple of the reasons why 1 was not finds solutions to problems not within Phone 372 2003 might be earnestly and widely elected. IN REFERENCE to Ted Williams' himself or his experience, but totally Carolyn Zugeldej ra-eraama—■ believed. Suffice it to uy that a people It just so happens that I had three comments about the Cleveland outside of himself. 525 N. Enterprise Apt. fcv' Thursday, February 12, 1976, The BC News/Par J I. 'I local briefs Fraternity seeks new members
By Tom Schrock in either a wing of a dorm or in one of the small fraternity Richard Edwards, will be much more active in the affairs of Correction houses. If housing becomes available, members will be the fraternity than before and will pay the $4,000 debt, The nearly defunct local chapter of Alpha Tau Omega required to live there. Thorsby said. (ATO) is in the process of redevelopment, said chapter It was reported incorrectly in yeiterdiy'i News that "Because most of the pledges are freshmen and Thorsby said he believes that ATO's drive for members service consultant Mark Thorsby. the open, "The Daughter of the Regiment," will be sophomores, off-campus housing is not being considered," will be a success despite the fact that they have no house Of the 13 men who have pledged ATO thus far, seven are Thorsby said. and other fraternities are competing for pledges. performed tonight, tomorrow and Saturday. There will freshmen living in Conklin Hall South, the former ATO be no Saturday performance. "We are confident that ATO will not go the route of the "We can't offer a house, but we do offer the chance to house, Thorsby said. The other six are former members of old group." Thorsby said. That route was one of "financial, get in on the ground level and have an immediate impact on ATO, "the only ones still interested in continuing ATO," maybe total irresponsibility" that resulted in a debt of the fraternity's direction." Thornsby said. more than $4,000 and the loss of the house. He said the seven-to-one ratio of independents to greeks Grad senate They were initiated Feb. 3 in 101 Business The chapter "for all practical purposes folded last at the University shows that there are enough men for all Administration Bldg. in the first pledge ceremony ATO has spring" but ATO continued to be recognized by the fraternities to maintain their membership. Graduate Student Senate will meet at 10 a.m. had since last spring. University and Interfratemity Council (IFC). IFC president James Hooker, senior (BA). said that IFC tomorrow in the Alumni Room, Union. The meeting is welcomes the revival of ATO and will aid the fraternity's open to all graduate students. ON-CAMPUS housing has been requested. Thorsby said. ATO ALUMNI who include University Vice President redevelopment in any way possible. Guitar concert Jail reports ruled open COLUMBUS,.(AP) -- The adopted an interpretation William Brown in the Disagreements arise Guitarist William Matthews will perform in concert at Supreme Court In a which says the open records court's opinion. "Records 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Recital Hall, Musical Arts Bldg. It unanimous decision today law covers all records which should be available to the is free and open to the public. told government officials are necessary "to the public unless the custodian Matthews has been described as being "among the they should be biued in government unit's execution of such records can show a on Angola fund source greatest of the guitar greats." Since 1965 he has made favor of public disclosure of of its duties and legal prohibition to concert tours throughout North America and given their records. responsibilities," unless they disclosure." CAMBERLEY. England JOHN BANKS, a for the volunteers is the workshops on college campuses. The court ordered the are specifically extempted The court's ruling came (AP) - Questions about 33-year-old ex-paratrooper S300 a week the SAS has Dayton Police Department from the law. in a lawsuit filed by the where the money came for who recruited for the been promising, plus $500 to open its jail records to Econ colloquium Dayton Newspapers Inc., the British mercenary effort Angolan operation, said at the end of the tour. the public, rejecting a "WE BELIEVE that publishers of the Dayton in Angola have brought Wednesday the money has narrow interpretation of the doubt shoud be resolved in Daily News and the Dayton reports and denials of been coming from a man in The mass circulation open records law. favor of disclosure of "The Federal Budget Process" will be the topic when Journal Herald, against the Central Intelligence Agency the northern city of Leeds London Daily Mirror The court instead records." said Justice William Stinger, staff economist of the Senate Budget city police department. involvement. named Don Bel ford dubbed the mercenaries Committee, speaks as part of the Economic Colloquium "the farce force" and Series at 3 p.m. today in the Ohio Suite, Union. All Les Aspin. managing "In this business, it reported that along with interested persons are invited to attend. Utilities commission can cut director in charge of pay doesn't pay to ask too many former soldiers men being and administration for questions." Banks said in an recruited included the Security Advisory Services interview here. pennyless. untrained and Angola speech gos supply for businesses (SAS) which recruited the those ready to do anything mercenaries, tells newsmen Banks says Belford paid for $300 a week. COLUMBUS, (AP) - The did not follow proper "Ordinarily, such a defect the money comes from the him $75,000 to cover initial Banks, who returned rule-making procedure. Annan Cato, a counseloi from the Ghana Permanent Public Uti'itiei Commission would require that the pro-Western National Front payments, equipment, hotel from Angola 11 days ago, Mission to the United Nations, will give a speech entitled of Ohio (PUCO) has the The court said neither orders of the commission be (FNLA). The soldiers were bills, bus rental and other alleges most of the "Angola Issue: Its Implications for Africa and Third authority to curtail natural jrgument was legally sound reversed." the court said. sent to aid that faction in its expenses for ISO mercenaries have not been World Countries" at 7 tonight in the Ohio Suite, Union. gas supplies to industrial The two organizations "However. . .the actual battle against the mercenaries to fly to paid and Aspin is to blame. The lecture is free and open to the public. and commeicial users, the also said the PUCO did not reason underlying the orders Soviet-supported Popular Angola. He said it was the Aspin denies this, saying Supreme Court ruled in a state the specific factual is clear.. . Movement (MPLA) in only time he handled there has been no 6-1 decision yesterday. basis for its ordei. a legal Angola's civil war. money for such misappropriation of money The court upheld PUCO's defect requiring the order to "Under the facts of this Some newspapers and transactions. on his part "and certainly Miss BGSU approval of an emergency be overturned case, we find that the SAS spokesman John Best not on behalf of the FNLA curtailment plan for the THE SUPREME Court interim orders of the say it comes from American "1 can't say anything acting in Britain." Entries for the 16th annual Miss BGSU Pageant are East Ohio Gas Co.. saying agreed the order was commission in this case sources involving the CIA about an American being accepted through Feb. 18. To be eligible, such plans are a valid defective because it lacked substantially comply with and the American Embassy connection," Banks said. One volunteer said the prospective entrants must be female University students exercise of the commission's that statement of facts, but the statutory requirements in London. The U.S. He said he personally sent $300 a week attracted him. between the ages of 18 and 28. emergency powers. said in the emergency for emergency orders," the Embassy says it has nothing only 111 men to Angola. "You just can't earn that Any interested woman can enter by contacting Mark The court rejected situation the error was not court held. to do with the recruiting of kind of money anywhere Davis, sophomore (BA) and the pageant's executive arguments hy the Ohio sufficient to overturn the Justice JJJ». Corrigan mercenaries. BANKS says the big bait else," he said. direct or. at 372-3755. Manufacturers Association order. dissented from the decision. 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^Telefund pledges help Alumni Center llt*\VSI10<<*N \ By Cindy Leiae The telefund was "a the telefund was a collected pledges of more night, only IS volunteer! of alumni services, said super effort" by the 450 cooperative effort making than $26,000. were able to man phones at talent as well as money Pledget totaling $200,250 alumni volunteers who use of 10 phone sessions The lowest amount the calling headquarters in would contribute to the' were collected the last two accepted the pledges by with 42 volunteers at each collected in the final session Toledo. working success of the Sewage weeks in the Alumni telephones, said James one. was $ 14.000. "But in away However, each caller center. Telefund which will help Lessig, director of alumni that was our best night," raised nearly $1,000 and the Updegraff said that finance construction of the services. THE TELEFUND started Lessig said, explaining that S200.000 overall mark was although faculty provide AKRON (AP) - Sludge from sewage treatment plants $1 million Alumni Center. He said involvement in Jan. 26. Two of the sessions because of a snowstorm that reached. students with the basic throughout the state may cause disease and heavy metal The telefund brought the knowledge needed for poisoning, an Ohio Farm Bureau Federation official total amount collected for various professions, alumni warned here Tuesday. the center to $850,000 volunteering as career C. William Swank, executive vice president of the Cultists seek right to worship; After the success 'of the counselors could advise federation, said the sludge, which comes from 38 sewage northwestern Ohio telefund, students on real life aspects plants, is used as a soil conditioner and fertilizer for Lessig said he hopes to of jobs. crops. parents ask for investigation conduct another in southern He said that pathogens disease-causing organisms are Ohio. ACCORDING to Lessig, usually caught in the treatment process, but that WASHINGTON (AP> - Divine Light Mission of the and live in near poverty to the cults" influence. But Lessig attributed the many alumni would like to "mistakes are human, and mistakes affecting sludge for The battle of the cults has Guru Maharaj Ji, which says hawk flowers, candles and when pressed on what kinds telefund's success to the become part-time agriculture could be a catastrophe." come to Washington. it's not a religion but a way candy for the church. of laws they had in mind, enthusiasm of the counselors and serve as a On one side are some of life, and the Hare Krishna "We want to bring to the the parents were vague.. volunteers and the personal bridge between faculty and parents who claim their movement. attention of the nation the Ted Patrick, a contact of a telefund. the professions. Centenarian driver children have been Some critics have called horrendous problem of controversial "deprogram- brainwashed bv some of the the groups "withdrawal mind control and mer" whom parents have "A TELEFUND fills He said underclassmen newly organized religious groups," because of their brainwashing by these' hired to "kidnap" their between eye-to-eye contact could benefit from this idea KINCSLEY. Iowa (AP) -• Charles Knowles. who cults. demand for total devotion cults," said Ben Roeshman, children from the cults, said' and a letter fund raiser," he because "they could come recently observed his 100th birthday. won't have to stop On the other side are of converts, many of them president of the newly there should be laws against said. "It's the second of a to the center and receive driving his orange sports car around town. some young people who in their teens and early 20s. organized foundation and "psychological kidnaping." three-step method of raising good sound help." "There's not the slightest question that I can drive," says Knowles. "Hell, I can drive as well as I ever could. claim their First Critics have also accused father of a child who joined One of the mothers, money." When the center is Amendment right to them of brainwashing one of the cults. "We want Elaine Lieberman, whose But when you gel lo be 100. they don't trust you Individual alumni in a dedicated in October, Lessig anymore." worship whom they please. converts, and parents have to educate the sitting duck 20-year-old son belonged to position to donate large said he hopes it will become Knowles flunked his renewal lest Jan. .'1 hecause he had their children kidnaped victims who get involved." one of the cults, the Church sums of money were the center of many pulled oul loo quickly in front of oncoming traffic. He IN SEPARATE hotels, from the groups and had of Scientology, for five contacted first and a general constructive programs such the (wo groups held news them "deprogramed." ROESHMAN SAID he months before he was mailpiece will be the final returned on Tuesday.lhree days after his lOOlh birthday, as alumni counseling. In this and passed. conferences to hurl charges Some of the groups, such has received letters of '"deprogrammed" by fund-raising effort. way, the building could and defend themselves, each as Hare Krishna and the support from about 200 Patrick, said the group is However, J erry serve students and faculty as claiming to be misunder- Unification Church, are big families across the country. trying to educate Americans Updegraff. assistant director well as alumni, he said. stood. business, and young, One goal of the group, he about what she sees as the A group of seven parents, idealistic converts often said, is to have laws passed cults' destructive influence arriving in town late relinquish their possessions to protect the public from on many people. ■Tuesday afternoon, informally discussed their problem with reporters in a hotel room. The young people took * out a full page ad in a local newspaper. rented a reception room, made formal statements behind microphones and served Danish pastry and coffee. The parents have formed a group called the Individual Freedom Foundation, which is based in Ardmore, Pa., and are appealing to President Ford, Congress and the Justice Department to have the cults investigated. Twenty-five members of the group marched in front of the White House yesterday and talked with individual congressmen. t; 'HUNDREDS of these controversial, new religious cults have sprung up across the country, but the best . known and largest are the Unification Church of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the Children of God Sect, the
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And ever since the fight Entering the race two classics. to hit a fly ball into deep To Plimpton, who now when light heavyweight blocks from the finish and a But Plimpton said his center field, he gave up a writes for Sports Illustrated. boxing champion Archie few yards behind a Korean most horrifying experience double to Frank Robinson, the most dramatic athletic Moore quickly bloodied his runner who was the leader, came as percussionist for now manager of the event in sport is the nose, writer George Plimpton became a startling the New York Philharmonic Cleveland Indians. heavyweight boxing Plimpton has been breathing sight to see heading for the orchestra under maestro But after Robinson came championship. the breath of experience finish. Leonard Bernstein. Frank Roberts, who hit For his next adventure he that many armchair athletes When the Korean learned The tension is great what Plimpton described as will play goalie with the wish they couid share. an imposter had chased him because a person knows that the longest home run ever Boston Bruins professional Plimpton, author of the to the end, the athlete in if he makes a mistake in a hit in Yankee Stadium. hockey team. To pnpan book "Paper Lion," an desperation swung at work of music he has "Look what he and I had for this September account of his adventures as Plimpton, "and rightly so, destroyed a great piece of done together." Plimpton encounter he said lie will the last string quarterback said the writer. art, Plimpton explained. said of R o b e r t 's paint a large eye on his for the Detroit Lions "PEftHAfS IT was He recalled that there was achievement. goalie's mask. professional football team, there in Boston that this as much tension behind A MAN WHO began "I'll go lo any degree lo spoke Tuesday night to a participatory journalism in stage before a concert than listening for footsteps of survive." Plimpton said. receptive audience in the sport began," Plimpton said. there is in a locker room Grand Ballroom, Union. Since the Boston prior to a game. MIDNITE MOVIES experience Plimpton's ...FOR ADULTS! HE BEGAN his career as exploits have taken him into PLIMPTON SAID he a participatory journalist the boxing ring with Moore, plays out the daydreams of during an initiation stunt basketball with the Boston the armchair athlete as an for the Harvard Lampoon, Celtics and Bill Russell, race interesting literary exercise. Women's program studied Geoije Plimpton, author and athlete, speaks in the Grand 'Paper By Lorraine Jameson physiology included in the see the women's studies Ballroom. Union. Plimpton said he plans to play hockey for the Asst. Managing Editor program. Boston Bruins as his next endeavor. (Newsphoto by Dick program broaden to include Ka verm an) the study of all sexual Lion' An ad hoc committee in THE COMMITTEE also stereotyping. the College of Arts and will explore career Courses in the area of Sciences soon will begin to opportunities in the women's studies offered this State reps vote for branch banks study the possibility of women's studies field. spring include: offering students here a "Considering that women -Business Administration i take competition out of COLUMBUS. directly in the state's minor and a bachelor's are half the population and 300. Job Strategies for Ohio's current (AP) - State representatives banking sagging economy. degree in women's studies, their status is in a state of Women in Business. system. voted yesterday to according to Dr. Susan flux, there are a great --Economics 323, authorize statewide branch Wilkowski said better Tanike, associate professor number of careers where an Poverty. Unemployment known legislative proposals banks. HOWEVER, the chief of popular culture and understanding of women and Income Maintenance. to attract new industry to Under the branch sponsoi. Rep. Arthur chairman of the committee. would be helpful," Dr. -English 423. Topics in banking bill, which went to Wilkowski. (D-ToMo) the state "mean very little" Tamke said, adding that Women's Studies in the Senate on a precarious argued successfully that it statewide since most of The committee, psychological counselling Literature (Women and vote of 5442 with 50 would modernize the Ohio's investment capital is organized by Dr. John was one such career area. Autobiography). required for passage any banking system and make ties up in the major Lriksen, dean of the College Dr. Tamke said that she -Philosophy 340B. existing bank, with the development capital population centers. of Arts and Sciences, hopes the committee's Philosophy of Keminism. permission of the jvailable in rural counties consists of seven faculty existence will encourage -Popular Culture 589, superintendent of banks, now limited by meager Until that situation is members from a variety of more courses in the area of Images of Women in could establish branches in resources of their existing changed. the Toledo academic areas. women's studies and will Popular Culture, and any of the state's 88 financial institutions. attorney said, "you can talk Dr. Tamke said that prompt students who are 7 •-Psychology 306, counties. The 4 year-old Lucas about tax relief. tax women's studies on most interested in women's Psychology of Women. Debate on the proposal County lawmaker and abatement and PR (public- campuses focus on a study studies to implement their Dr. Tamke said she would flared for more than two chairman of the legislature's relations) to induce new of women in a cultural interest in an academic way. appreciate any questions or hours with members of both joint economic conference industry into this state until aspect, and she would like Dr. Tamke said that expressions of interest parties charging it would said Ohio's banking policies hell freezes over." to see a course on eventually she would like to regarding women's studies. devastate "community have been "traditionally banks" in small towns and conservative" and figure M01134 Collector') Item ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN S4I96X. Judy Collins, Carl Sandburg, Rod McKuen: WONDERLANO. 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Q. Wells story ot "JJL,." "! .'"" •* * appreciation, and Albert invasion from Mars, which caused nation-wide mass WorM ' ,,mou* ""V. "The Performance of the Organ I hysteria. LISTEN TO WAWR SPORTS 2 Record Set Complete Only S5.99 $80.00 Value 18 Record Sat complete only $22.99 Pi#t 8/TKc BG New., Thursday, February 12. 1976 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 24 Tangled tried \ SouTs three planes explored 27 Guy. usually 40 "Don't be 1" ACROSS M Having special good 41 Posted 1 Ten yean ability 28 Scoff 42 Made over to. 7 BmMb.llH.Uof 43 Soul: Pr. 31 Double: Prefix legally Eckankor gives 'fatal awareness' FlIMIUlM 44 Lingering gueat S3 Army bigwig: 46 Humorist Will 13 Libeb 48 Number Abbr. 48 Rhythm Realization of idf, God, eternity and the soul can be there was complete recall, he explained, it might be too 14 Mobil, horn. 47 Young oyster 36 Dimmest 60 Containers of a 16 Insult 49 Arm of these. attained through Eckankar.the ancienttcienceof soul travel, much for a person to handle emotionally. 36 Like some pota- sort IT Full 60 Suffrage toes 52 Numbered disk according to Eckankar members. 18 Mortgagee 61 Took on 37 Certain van- 64 Rum cake Realization or total awareness has been attainable since THE THIRD, or causal, plane has memories and records 19 Greek letter 63 Catch on ished domain* 66 Bond , time began, they said. of past lives. 21 Evergreen 64 Located 38 Letterop.net 58 Fish delicacy Previously underground, because the world consciousness The mental plane is the plane of thought and the source juniper 66 Anchoret 39 Companion of 22 Traffic division 67 Obliteration of all conventional religious teachings, according to Kohl. was not ready for it the present ECK movement began in 23 Gets ahead of 69 Giant of ■I I 1 b b / i 1 10 II 1965 under Paul Twitchell, former Living ECK Master, He said the Christian heaven is in the mental plane and 26 International Doubting I according to member John Kohl. explained that the Christian God is worshiped, but the ECK relief agcy. Castle ■ 15 13 m God is personally experienced. 28 Ampersand 60 Became aerious 27 Chine., boats 61 Shawls of a sort SOUL TRAVEL is the shifting of awareness from one Above the ctheric plane, the subconscious, is a dividing 16 17 29 Large fancy 82 Combed the level or plane to another. line or void, a "region of nothingness that separates the ♦. marble hair backwards 18 20 lower from higher planes." Kohl said. 1 ■ "We are souls who have bodies rather than bodies who 20 French knot. I itdii and sound are the two most important aspects of (or example DOWN ■ 25 have souls," said Kohl, adding that the "Mind is the 22 23 r* instrument the soul uses to experience life in the lower ECK, he added. 32 Brau'oppoeitaa 1 Challenging «1 34 Bluedya 2 Turkish title of He said thunder often- is heard in the first plane, the sea 76 27 ra S world*." 36 Sample of a sort respect The lowest or physical plane is ordinary reality. in the second and bells in the third. 38 Environment 3 Meat: Sp. 30 31 37 1 133 The second, or astral, plane involves psychic The ECK planes are not necessarily experienced in order 4 Book of Bible | 1 and there is no limit of awareness, he added. MBWHTO 6 Lao's home ■ phenomenon and responses lo mood instead M physical mm 6 Revered " actions. ■ 7 Layers ■ 111 « ECKANKAR believers arc accepted as followers by the 36 37 " 8 Anger | 1 | Living Master, who sees that they will have the experiences » " "YOU SEE things inside of you in an objective way," 9 Enervates 13 15 1 16 Kohl said. they need to overcome illusions (such as "all you need is 10 Light purplish ■ "' After death, most people go to the astral plane and later money to make you happy") and who guides them in soul bus «7 18 ■■" travel through the planes, Kohl said. 11 Exhilarate are reincarnated on the physical level, according to member ■H 12 Act of with- 51 52 Rick Spencer. Darwin Gross, Living ECK Master since 1971, was drawing 1 Each soul reincarnates into different physical hmlu-s trained in Eckankar from an early age. 13 Texas dty 55 56 58 because there are so many lessons to be learned in the Kohl said masters undergo a "spiritual training process 16 Continues a " subscription that may iasi many lifetimes." 59 . physical, Spencer said. 20 Light, out 1 1 "You must experience everything for you to grow." lie He added that a master in the physical is important 23 Caribbean said, adding that "no two people will have the same because scripture only guides intellectually, not physically. resort islands 1 " " ■ experiences," He said after reincarnation, memory is not Since the master's guidance is on spiritual as well as 1 complete, although the person has some recall ability. If physical, he is always with his followers, he said. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
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By Din Garfidd the team, that is what I have for future aspirations, Assistant Sports Editor to do. Penalty killing and hockey is not his entire life. defense on my line are "I would like to get into You could come up with important, too. Those are graduate school here," it least 100 nicknames for the% things that help also." Nagai said of one of his Falcon hockey player Rich tri-captain Nagai prides post-graduation thoughts. "I Nagai. and 111 bet he has himself on playing would like to get into heard them all at least 1,000 intelligently. In fact, hockey business or teaching." times. and academics run Since 1972 Nagai has Nagai isn't the idle of the hand-in-hand for him. The helped nurse the Falcon ice teeny-boppers like Byron BG scholar-athlete is program through four of its ' Shutt. nor does he handle probably the only Canadian most maturing ^years. Was the puck like Mike athlete here ever to be their much change? Hartman. He isn't a glory signaled out as an boy. all-American. "WHAT DO YOU say, But if there is one player tremendous!" Nagai said who the ice fans have grown NAGAI WAS named to jubiliantly. "I saw us go to accept as an important "Who's Who in American from a losing team to 16 - 5 all-around cog in the Falcon Colleges and Universities" -1 (present record). machine, it is Nagai. for his contribution to "We went to Michigan athletics and excellent Tech my first year and we NAGAI never has gotten academics. The left winger didn't get wiped off the recognition as a superstar, pointed out some myths map. It wasn't close, but I but he doesn't squabble about the stereotypes knew and Mac (Kevin about it. He is mild-man- surrounding athletes. MacDonald) knew what we nered, a gentleman off the "I have to do the work wanted to be. We always ice. the same as anyone else," have to strive for the best. But put a stick in his the finance major said. We've got to get into hand and a puck at his side "People tend to stereotype playoffs." and he will do some damage (dumb-type) athletes. It can Nagai said he has played to enemy goalies. He'll even go against you. Being an on high-scoring lines and break up some of the best athlete isn't always peaches defense-minded ones too. power-plays around. and cream. But this year's match-up But points arc important "I'm devoting 24 • 30 with Tom Newton and Tom in winning games. Nagai hours a week and playing bsper is a happy medium. likes to think of them for two quarters." Nagai "I enjoy playing with Falcon rightwinger Rich Nagai (26) slips past two St. month. One of the most versatile and important men (points) as morale boosters. said. Tommy Newton and Louis defenders and passes the puck to linemate Tom on the Falcon squad. Nugai has scored nine goals and "I look at them (points) The spunky. 5-7, Tommy Esper," Nagai said. Nagai Newton (16) in a Central Collegiate Hockey nine assists this year while lending a hand in breaking to help the team." the 160-pound icer said if an "Tommy Newton has great Association (CCHA) game with St. Louis here last up enemy power-plays. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) Toronto. Ont. native said. opportunity arose to try out potential. He's having "We're pointing toward big with a professional team he trouble scoring now. but things. If those things help would give it a shot, but as hell shake it off." tonight 5p.m. tortidmght Hockey polls Boles honored 3nd every Thvrs. nijjit.... CCH A standings John Boles, a three-year senior Icttermaii and KBIL MEDIA POLL WMPL COACHES POLL two-year starter for the Falcon football team, has Michigan Tech 1. Michigan Tech been named first team academic all-American by vote Team (Overall) W L T Pts. Boston University 2. Boston University of members of the College Sports Information BOWLING GREEN (16-5-1) 8 I 0 BOWLINC GREEN 3. 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Coach Roy Mean' Volt are headed by New York natives Out west, where UCLA has ruled for years, things may How quickly the leison progresses. But Saturday's near loss to Michigan and recent problems Bernard King and Ernie Grunfeld, cover boys of last week's be changing. Although Nevada-Lat Vegas was bumped'from Yti, it's getting to be that time of year once again. The in the backcourt make coach Bobby Knight's five just Sports Illustrated. the undefeated ranks by Pepperdine. the Rebels still have a time when college basketball teams cling to every victory another fish in the sea. And we must not forget those Notre Dame Irish. Skipper lot of firepower and loom the likely shot to end the Bruins' and cry with every defeat. Michigan, although it doesn't have a shot at the Big Ten Diggei Phelps has another top-flight bunch, topped by domination. For the front-runners in the various leagues across the title now, could very well wind up as an "at large" team in ail-American Adrian Dantley. However, the Irish are young nation and for the top independent quintets, the difference the Mideast regional. and may be a year away from recognition as one of the YOU CANT count the Bruins out, of course, but between a victory and a defeat spells a coveted berth or a nation's premiere teams. Bartow's crew may get some trouble from Pacific Eight trip to the cleaners. THE WOLVERINES, despite their youth, may become In the East, unbeaten Rutgers and Virginia Tech are very Conference foes Oregon State and Washington, both the surprise team in the tourney, provided they earn a strong independent choices, while the always powerful enjoying prosperous seasons. THE BERTH, of course, is in the NCAA tournament, the berth. Cat-quick guard Rickey Green, who teamed with Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has three teams capable And Arizona of the Western Athletic Conference is no annual affair that produces the national champion by way BG's Tommy Harris last year at Vincennes Junior College, of national honors. slouch either and has one of the country's best of elimination. leads coach John Orr's squad. center-forward tandems in 6-10 Bob Elliot and 6-8 Al And as the tourney rapidly approaches its Mid-American Conference (MAC) leader, unbeaten MARYLAND is the cream of the crop, with ail-American Fleming. commencement just a short month away, the field of Western Michigan, also could be a surprise. But the Broncos John Lucas backed by an excellent supporting cast. But Then there's San Francisco, where coach Bob Gaillard contenders for the collegiate hoop crown is as wide open as still have games remaining against Miami and Toledo, two Dean Smith's North Carolina Tar Heels and Norm Sloan's has the super freshmen trio of Bill Cartwright. Winford an Iowa cornfield. teams that are right on their heels in the MAC race. North Carolina State Wolfpack are just as capable. Boynes and James Hardy to go along with some other UCLA, defending champion and kingpin I Oof the However, the strongest Mideast team might well be those talent. The Dons might make things interesting on the latt 12 years, has lost its most potent weapon -• its coach. familiar Warriors from Milwaukee, Marquette. With a season-ending tournament involving all ACC coast, and even if they don't, the three rookies should carry "The Wizard." John Wooden, left a legend at Westwood Veteran coach Al McGuire has assembled an outstanding teams, however, it's anybody's guess who will be the them to a higher plateau -jn the future. that Gene Bartow is attempting to emulate. group of talent and the Warriors, national finalists two conference's representative in the NCAA tourney. Strange All the teams mentioned have excellent chances for the I While the Bruins haven't lived up to pre-season years back, have lost but one game this year and have been occurrences have been known to happen in that wild league crown this year. With no clear-cut choice, as UCLA has expectations, they are just one of as many as 20 teams that ranked second in the nation for over a month. meet, but the eventual winner is a strong choice, in my been in the past, it should be an interesting tourney. rate to be among the final four. opinion, to make it to the final four. And at this point, there's so many schools that have the Who, then, are the others that could wind up playing in FIERY MCGUIRE has dependable performers in Earl The Midwest regional doesn't appear to be too strong potential to win it all that there's no way to predict a sure Philadelphia's magnificent Spectrum for the 1976 title? Tatum, Lloyd Walton, Bo Ellis and Butch Lee. He also has a this year, with independent Louisville, only 13-4 last week, winner. deep bench. and Southwest Conference members Texas Tech and Texas But I'm gambling and putting my money on Marquette. YOU MUST start with Indiana, the top-ranked team in the country and only one of three squads that hasn't been beaten this winter. The Hoosiers, who went 31 games without a loss last year until surprising Kentucky upended them in the The BG News^ S PORTS
Thimday,inurauay, rcoruwyFebruary 12,u, 1976IT/O ■ Women cagers drop ONU; Marshall invades tonight In a very physical game Ladybird Linda Hardy Sue Chorman grabbedgr eight that was at times closer than maintained her place as rebounds apiece. the score would indicate, BG's leading scorer as she BG's "B" team remained Bowling Green's women found the mark seven times unbeaten, defeating ONU's hoopsters overcame Ohio from the floor and seven junior varsity squad, 51-10. Northern University (ONU) times from the charity Mary Woods scored 12 66-42 Tuesday night at Ada. stripe to total 21 points. points for the JV's. The win was the Ladybirds' third in a row ALSO SCORING in THE LADYBIRDS meet and raised their season double figures for BG were Marshall University at 7:30 record to 5-2. center Cathy Copeland and tonight in Anderson Arena. forward Bobbi Little with Marshall's cagers have been BG was ahead, 29-19, 12 markers apiece. perennial West Virginia state • after the first half of play, Hardy and Laura Maczko basketball champions and and outscored its hosts, lead the rebounding with 11 the contest should prove to 37-23 in the second half. caroms each. Copeland and be one of BG's more challenging games. Bowling Green did not Hair flying, Bobbi Little (25) exhibits her dribbling expertise play Marshall during the against Ashland. Little scored 15 points in that game, and had 12 Drake leads CMU regular season last year, but Dribble points and II rebounds in Tuesday night's win over Ohio defeated the Thundering Northern University at Ada. (Newsphoto by Mindy Milligan) past BG, 95-82 Herd in rcgionals last March. The Bowling Green basketball squad lost its fourth 55 participants entered straight game last night, a 9S-82 setback delivered by Central Michigan University. The MidAmerican Conference (MAC) tussle at Central's Dan Rose Center left the Falcons with a 4-6 league log and an 8-12 overall record. Superstars next week Central, behind fluid guard Leonard Drake, improved its MAC record to 4-6 while winning its By Dan Garfirld point system is 10-8-6-4-2-1 foi the top six finishers. eighth game of the season against 11 loses. Assistant Sports Editor The conttttnl with the most points after the ten events will ho lh< winner. THE 6-2 DRAKE, who played poorly against the More than 50 students, faculty and staff are entered for locals in the initial confrontation won by the Falcons next week's first Superstars competition at the University. THE FOURTH event will be the swimming competition, Determination shows on Jenny Gill's face as she last month, exploded for 31 points in leading the The contestants, competing in one of the three slated for Wednesday. The competition will take place from dribbles downcourt in Saturday's win over Ashland. Chippewas, who trailed at halftime, 43-42. divisions-male students, female students and faculty and 7 '0-10p.m. at the Natatorium. GUI will start at guard for BG tonight as the Sophomores Ron Hammye and Norvsin Morgan staff-will test their skills in an array of events. Thursday is Superstars night. In addition to an Ladybirds host current West Virginia state champions paced BG with 17 markers apiece. Junior Tommy The Superstars, fashioned after the ABC-TV special with appearance and awards presentation by former Falcon and Marshall University in Anderson Arena. (Newsphoto Harris and senior pivotman Andre Richardson each stars from various sports, is designed for recreational and National football League all-pro linebacker Phil Villapiano. by Mindy Milligan) added IS tallies and GregKampe chipped in with 12. athletic enthusiasts to compete in the events of their there will be five events. expertise. The first three events will take place at Anderson Arena from 5:30-7:30 p.m. There will be a foul-shooting contest, Skater Hamill sparkles THE SUPERSTARS competition begins Tuesday with with the person making the most baskets in IS attempts three hobby-type sports. Beginning with a ping-pong winning the event. tournament in the Student Services Forum, the contestants After the sit-up event where the contestants will be lined will play off in round-robin fashion to determine a up and. at the sound of the gun. will try to do as many champion. sit-ups as possible in one minute, there will be a speed U.S. medal hopes sag After the ping-pong competition is completed, the shooting contest. The contestant making the most baskets contestants will try their luck in a bowling roll-off. The from anywhere on the floor in 45 seconds will claim that INNSBRUCK (AP) -- United States figure skating queen Netherlands was fourth in today's competition, with 25.5 person with the highest game in his-or-her division will event. Dorothy Hamill all but clinched a gold medal yesterday ordinals, and is second over-all with 86.44 points, de claim the title in that event. Thursday evening's events will conclude with two with a brilliant showing in the short program, while her Leeuw had been he pre-Olympics favorite. Following bowling from 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, the activities at the Ice Arena. The shot put competition will American teammates • were shut out of the medals for the Hamill was helped today by the voting of American contestants will chalk up their cues for a shoot-out on the take place in the north end of the arena, starting at 10 p.m. first time at the 12th Winter Olympics. judge Yvonne McGowan. who gave de Leeuw low marks of pool tables in the Union. Each contestant will get to shoot followed by the hockey obstacle race, slated to be one of West German ski ace Rosi Mittermaier picked up her 5.3 for required elements and 5.2 for presentation while off the break 20 times. The contestant putting in the most the funniest things since Freddie Falcon took to hockey tecond gold medal and Norway and Finland got one gold most of the judges had her in the 5.7 to 5.8 range. balls for 20 shots wins the event. skates. each on the eighth day of competition at this carnival of ice McGowan awarded Hamill near-perfect S.9 marks Points are accumulated for each event with 10 points and snow. going to the winner of each event from each division. The THE CONTESTANTS competing in the hockey race will HAMILL, whose ordinal total now stands at 10, said she try to match their skating, puck-control and diving skills in THE VS. TEAM, not expected to do well on yesterday's fell during practice earlier yesterday. mastering the obstacle course designed by Falcon hockey Olympic program, saw its string of winning at least one "I was glad it happened when it did," said Hamill, who Grades force AAcTear coach Ron Mason. medal a day all but ended. leaped and clapped her hands when the marks went up on The contestants will skate from one end of the ice, pick The Americans were blanked through the day's first the scoreboard. up the puck at the blue line, make a circle around a cone, three final events despite some fine individual "You know, it happened to me in the short program of to withdraw from race skate up to the center red line, dive under a board and head performances, with only the men's figure skating yet to be the World Championships last year. I ?m very, very happy," toward the opposite end of the ice. decided. CLEVELAND McTEAR. of Baker. Fla., she added. (AP) - Poor grades in school After stradling a two-by-four, the contestant then will The U.S. was not expected to win a medal in that was to run the 60-yard dash She said she was "sort of blank" during her spectacular have forced Houston here. He is unbeaten so far touch the boards at opposite-ends of the ice, turn around competition which was scheduled for late yesterday performance but could feel the reaction of the crowd near and duplicate the task on the return to the start-finish line. afternoon. McTear, the 18-year-old this season and last year he the end of her two-minute presentation. coholder of the world beat a strong field here by At soon as the contestant nears the finish line, he must Hamill, the Connecticut teen-ager billed as the succesor "You can't let up," she said. "If you are not careful you shoot the puck into the awaiting net to stop the dock. to Peggy Fleming and Janet Lynn among America's female outdoor 100-yard dash, to running the 60-yard event in can take a spill so easily." drop out of the Knights of six seconds. , Those contestants with the fastest times in each division skating elite, surged into first place and a virtual lock on a will win the event and gather points to qualify for the fold by winning the short program, which counts for 20 per Columbus track meet here WENDY SURGE of Garden Grove Calif., was sixth Ferranza said when he finals. cent of the entire competition. Saturday. over-all with 60 ordinals and Linda Fratianne of Ivory Crockett, however, found out McTear couldn't To qualify for the finals, the four highest points-getters Northridge, Calif., was seventh with 71.5. who like McTear has run the attend he called up the from each division will advance to the tenth event-ihe SHE WAS SECOND after Tuesday's compulsory figures, HamUI's strong showing was the highlight of yesterday's 100-dashin nine seconds Philadelphia Pioneers Track 256-yard dash which will take place at halftime of the which count 30 per cent, and now needs only a passable U.S. showing, but it was not the only bright spot. flat, will appear at the meet. Club and got commitments BG-Eastern Michigan basketball game Feb. 21. In the showing in tomorrow's final leg of the competition-tht -The U.S. ski team placed three women-Lindy Cochian, "McTear's grades have from Crocker, Karl 256-yard dash, the contestant will race up and down the freestyle which counts 50 per cent-to earn a gold. She it who was a remarkable sixth, Mary Seaton who was 10th, Thornton, a miler, and the length of the floor eight times, picking up bowling pint and considered the best freetkater in the world. slipped and his principal and Cindy Nelson, 13th-in the top 13 in the s'-ilom. Pioneert' mile relay team of depositing them into carboard boxes. Hamill, 19, has suffered from stage fright in the past, but said he had to cancel the -Bill Koch, the lC-year-old Verrnonter who won a Curtis Mills, Robert Taylor, Following that event, Villapiano will present a trophy to did not yesterday as she scored a brilliant 9.5 in the rest of hit indoor schedule," surprise silver latt Thursday in cross country skiing, led the Alfred Daley and Charlie the contestant in each of the three divisions who ordinals for an over-all point total of 88.40. meet director Dan Ferranza U.S. to a sixth-place finish-its best ever-in the 40-;.ilometer said. Joseph. accumulated the most points throughout the entire Dianne de Leeuw. the Californian who is skating for The 24.8-milet tki relay. competition.