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By Jim WiiMrou deterrence. Shaffer said, "1 would cut down the number of attempts at Staff Reporter think it would see much more than a vandalism and assaults man on foot patrol We could cover A two-camera system which would twice the area with the cameras and "Statistics show that crime survey the east half of the campus then send a man to the trouble spot " decreases as police coverage from the lop ol the Library should be in increases," he said. use next fall. Dale Shaffer, director of He added the cameras would be "a The cameras will be capable of Campus Safely, said yesterday supplement to the men on foot patrol, automatically scanning a 359-degree ' Shaffer said the two cameras will not a replacement radius from the top of the Library, he have four functions said -To help assure the safety of "I HOPE it's dependable. I pedestrians (rom assault. anticipate it will do everything 1 He said he originally planned to -To help provide protection against mentioned." he said install the cameras near parking lot vandalism in parking lots. six But he has since felt that they -To monitor and help provide traffic If the system is successful. Shaffer would not be justified there The Newtohete by Suv.n L Hainan number of complaints has dropped control at athletic events, especially said he will attempt to get a similar Dim Students studying in the library yesterday were momentarily 'caught in the system on the other end of the campus, from about 44 incidents of vandalism in |l ' basketball and hockey games. dark' at libraries across the country dimmed their lights in a symbolic protest -To be used as a fire prevention possibly locating the second system on that area two years ago to about 11 per over a planned cutback in federal funding. measure by possibly spotting fires top of Offenhauer Towers quarter, because of increased view before they are noticed by anyone else He said he hopes the cameras will patrolling, he said

THE CAMERAS would cover most of the area between the Education Bldg and Mercer Koad and the area between Ridge Street and Wooster Communication school not feasible' Street. Shaffer said The cameras will be connected to two nine-inch monitors in the Campus Debate centered on whether University's visibility and prestige in speech department, argues that speech sities in this and othn stales haw A School of Communication at (he Safety office and will be manned by communication meant merely mass the United States and other departments should not lie failed to provide relevant avenues to University is not feasible at the present dispatchers around the clock, he said communication-journalism, pub- But another part of the committee disrupted unless highly valuable re- thinking and doing lor the student." he time, according to the report of an lishing and broadcasting-or any area said attaching another label to a grad- sults could be obtained said The entire system will cost $20,000 exploratory committee released yes- Shaffer said $15,000 will be provided by related to communication. uate's record would not improve his or According to the report, members ol AFTER STUDYING the proposal. terday a federal grant through the admini- The broad definition would include her standing in the professional world the speech department decided on June ADEC suggested to President Moore The committee was appointed in language theory: culture and the arts, There is little evidence that proles 1 there was no great wed for a School that the proposal be deterred until the stration of justice division in January. 1972 by University President public relations, literature, drama, sional schools are rated that highly, it ol Communication nor was there any entire issue ol academic reorgani/.i Columbus The other $5,000 will come Hollis A Moore Jr Members were from the Campus Safety equipment advertising, psychology and sociology said willingness to divide the speech dep.n t tion is addressed by Dr Kenneth chairman Dr Thomas Kinney. asso- of communications, and graphic, re- The committee questioned whether nient to form the school Hothe provotl designate ■ budget for this year. ciate professor of English. Dr. John search and human communication faculty members from existing depart- Dr, Moore said vesterday. I'm a Shaffer said a similar system has I'ettibone. associate professor of been in use at Case-Western Reserve The committee concluded that "all ments would be willing to realign IN EFFECT, the exploratory com- little disappointed when 1 gel a report journalism, and Dr Raymond Tucker, University in Cleveland for about a education involves communication of themselves into a new school mittee has decided to set aside the that nyi lei i nol move ahead He professor of speech said the report does not table the issue year one sort or another, and the biggest One committee member said a divi- issue until a later date. The committee submitted its final forever, but only says we need to ap- "Similar closed-circuit systems are problem facing a planning committee sion ol departments would sacrifice the Dr I'ettibone opposed the decision report to the Academic Development proach this in a different way used at many large factories and would involve selection of the most educational effectiveness of the saying. This theme, simply stated, is Evaluation Committee (ADECi March He said he thought it unrealistic to "•hospitals to monitor their parking lots appropriate elements of the large num- existing department. that there is no need to establish an 20 with a 2-1 decision that the proposed wait In decide the fate ul the School of as protection against vandalism." he ber that might appropriately be con- According to the report, the commit- integrated communication unit on the school is not feasible at this time. Communication until the University is added nected." tee sensed varying degrees of depart- campus at the present tune, but thai academically reorganized a- ADEC The bids for the system should be in mental defensiveness and felt there tomorrow might be a better time to THE DISSENTING vote was cast by suggesled by the end of June, he said "We hope THE COMMITTEE split on the qucs was a large degree ol reluctance to examine such an innovation Dr Petttbone. tion of whether a School of Communi- express commitment to support a "Of course, this is nonsense Tomor- I don't think we have to wail for to have it installed this summer to be The report suggested that further cation would increase a graduates School of Communication due to his- row is never a better time to invest i anything on such a grand scale before a muse for the fall." he added study of such a school involve de- chances of employment. torical and personal animosity between gale new approaches to training pro- decision is made," he said signing a model to explain how the The School of Communications pro- HE SAID underground cables will One portion of the committee said members ol the speech and journalism grams school would operate and what aca- posal will be a top priority when Dr run from the cameras (o the monitors students would graduate from a profes- departments." "Certainly tomorrow is not a good demic areas should be included Hothe begins work at the University in the Campus Safety office. sional school rather than from a time to create visibility when the The main problems the committee June 1. Dr Moore said "The cameras are not such that we "major" and this would improve the DR. LEE MIESLE, chairman of the linage is declining because the univer- dealt with were. could see into a window, but we could -A definition of "communication". see a person breaking into a car." he said •-The possibility of a School of Com- 4 issues defeated; 1 in doubt He added that the cameras would munication increasing chances of also work at night "The cameras can employment for graduates. perform to low light levels and will be -The coordination of faculty from able to distinguish an object in total existing departments (or the school darkness. ' Shaffer said He said they will also be equipped THE COMMITTEE attempted to de- Ohioans approve state lottery |< i with zoom lenses so the dispatcher will fine "communication and what be able to get a closer look at a courses currently taught would fit the situation definition, but no final decisions were COLUMBUS lAPI - Ohioans gave a members would be appointed by the holding public office, was defeated. ISSUE 5. a proposal that would have Regarding the effect on crime made. 2-1 approval Tuesday to a proposal that house, three by the senate and three by Sponsors said the provision was not allowed Ihe general assembly to paved the way (or a state lottery. the governor needed in the constitution since it was amend court rules prescribed by the Other issues, with one exception covered by law. Ohio Supreme Court, was defeated were taking a resounding setback ISSUE t, a proposal to permit Currently, under the modern courts Issue 6. which would authorize the municipalities and other political sub- ISSUE 4, which would have repealed amendment approved by voters in 1968. legislature to revise its operating rules divisions to "quick take" land needed a constitutional provision that hadn t the legislature must reject the rules in and require annual sessions, was re- for sewage and water improvements, been used since the 1850s, was also re- their entirely or allow them to go into ceiving a slim favorable vote. was defeated. jected effect at the beginning ol the next fis- The lottery issue was never in doubt The constitution amendment pro- The provision requires a State cal year from the time the first general recapi- posal would have allowed governments Supreme Court Commission to rule tulation of votes arrived at the office of to make the improvements and decide upon qualifications of people holding ISSUE (,a constitutional amendment Secretary of State Ted W Brown Its the cost in litigation later. public office that would allow the legislature to margin increased throughout the night. Laws passed since those days have revise its operating rules and require The measure would set up a nine- ISSUE J, a proposal that would have made each house of the legislature annual sessions, was approved member commission to come up with a removed from the constitution a provi- responsible for the qualifications ol its The issue, in doubt earlier in the proposal for a state lottery. Three sion prohibiting embezzlers from own members evening, got support from ..-,., metropolitan areas and had a 90.000- VOte lead with 93 per cent nl the polling places reported Student loses council race; Annual sessions of Ihe legislature have been held in recent years, but only because ol a requirement put into the biennial appropriations bill Wood County rejects lottery THE FATE OF ISSUE i-A. which would allow municipal court judges to receive pay increases during their terms of office, was still in doubt when Harvey J. Zeigler defeated Charles prohibiting embezzlers from holding By Dennis Seeds The News went to press at I this L Codding for the third ward office was defeated in Wood County Staff Reporter morning Republican councilman nomination. 7.498 to 5.059 With 7.352 of 12.790 polling places 309 to SI The incumbent Ward III Issue 4 was defeated 5.879 to 5.609 in Michael K Harris, senior (A&S), reported. 357 998 persons had cast councilman is Bruce Bellard (D). Wood County. The amendment was defeated 140 to 118 for the ballots opposing the issue. 335.934 in The two renewal school levies were proposed the repeal of a section of the Republican nomination for Ward I favor councilman in yesterday's primary both approved. Vote totals were: Ohio constitution dealing with Ohio election. 4 2 mills yes. 2.472. no. 916 Supreme Court Commissions VOTER TURNOUT was reported A total of 13.316 persons out of about -4.3 mills yea. 2.479. no, 910. Issue 5 was also defeated in Wood light across the state Morning rain in 35,000 registered voters cast ballots in Of the state issues. lane 1. which is County. 6.752 to 4.828 The amendment most areas further dampened an Wood County. Only 33 persons in a cooftibjUoaal ami ■thrift to permit would have given the legislature the already unenthusiaslic electorate. precinct 1-C, including the University, the state to coodwet lotteries, was power to amend Supreme Court rules In some areas, only the seven voted. defeated hi Wood County voting by ol practice and procedure proposed constitutional amendments 6.735 to 4.SC1 The remaining two issues. 5A and 6. were on the ballot No local primaries In Ward I. Harris received 119 votes Issue 2 waa aa ameadmeat were approved by Wood County voters. were held in Cleveland. Cincinnati. to Delbert W. Brown's 140 The preventing a delay la coaatractiag 6.853 to 5.223 and 7.095 to 4.642. Akron and Toledo Newest incumbent first ward councilman is water and eewer law* occarhaj whaa a respectively. Spot checks of polling places Alvin Perkins (D). property owner protests through the Issue 5A would increase compen- indicated Secretary of State Ted Wayne Embry, general manager of the Milwaukee Bucks In the Ward II Republican race. courts the amount of payment offered sation for municipal and county court Brown W3S correct in predicting voting National Basketball Association team, said last night, 'I'm Robert D. Armstrong defeated by the public agency It was defeated judges Issue 6 is aimed at increasing would be light. too big to be a token.' He was speaking to about 75 persons Frances R. Newby. 103 to 84 WaneU 8.774 to 1.873 in Wood County. the efficiency of the administration, He estimated that 32 per cent, or 1.680.000 of the 5.238.000 eligible voters, in the Union on 'What's Happening: A New Revolution in Rodeheffer ID) is the second ward Issue 3. a repeal of a redundant organization and procedures of the would cast ballots. Sports.' See related story, page throe. incumbent councilwoman. section of the Ohio constitution. Ohio General Assembly •*■»• 2/Tlw BO Nawi, WodWadgy, May 9, 1973 epiT8Riai.s credibility?

Elliot L Richardson's pledge to appoint an outside prosecutor to investigate the Watergate scandal if be is confirmed as attorney general is the only viable solution if the incident is to be cleared up. Richardson said Monday he would not only appoint an independent prosecutor, but will also seek approval for the prosecutor from the Senate Judiciary Committee and the entire Senate. Richardson's words indicate that at least one of President Nixon's staff is concerned with the credibility of the administration. In addition, Richardson said the prosecutor will report only to him as attorney general. Richardson might be a link in the administration's long road to some semblance of credibility, since his announcement implies Nixon will have no direct hand in the investigation. Maybe this time a Nixon appointee can trudge through the Watergate sludge and bring the American people to a better understanding of its leaders.

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editor kallier me I hattori managing editor I scotl scredon news editor kathleen m. irate bfock convict for f/fe editorial editor james m. corey makeup editor cur I is in. hailelt sports editor frederic r ortlip photo editor mama | lamer Hobrrl locnran swell the jails able to define as criminal. Ihe easier il bars, is hard, barren, cold and copy editor joan c. gestl <.ur«l I olumnim This means that a Significant will be for him to say thai he is depressing entertainment editor patricia I bailey number of our brothers and sisters are rejecting the black man not because of Second, because the penal codes one ni the mosi effective strategies either hung up in jail, or trying to make his skin color, but for the higher were conceived at a time when it was it as ex-convicls on Ihe outside the consensus that prisoners must be Business Staff in society's psychological warfare moral" reason thai this black man is against blacks is In lurii as many of us a decadent, criminal person punished, they are given the worst of As a result of being born black, we Spurred by these attitudes, the police everything business manager vaughn e rockhold as possible into "criminals are all familiar with second-class are prone to arrest blacks on the advertising manager John g pollock There is no mare effective way ol conditions Add to this the social crushing and demoralizing ■< HUM than Slightest suspicion Since laws are Except for the fact that everything is sales manager michael | valentini stigma of being an ex convict, you have often selectively enforced by the standardized and uniform, facilities, lii arrest him, convict htm and send a double edged oppressive device him to jail police, you and I could just as easily be food and clothes match the conditions While most of us have struggled with Editorial ond Business Offices 106 University Hall Ihe carriers of the labels criminal, of extreme poverty There is little in When he is eventually released, he is feelings of inferiority and self hatred, and "ex convict such a setting to keep a man from Phone 372 2003 we know thai the black ex-prisoner defined as an ex-convicl for life, and as It is very true that many law and falling into a state of abject despair such faces almost unsurmountablc must bear an extra burden -^ .-.. i,—« .«.,— .*■*•. IN« •„■*..., H '*• feMaatem i ..-...... » ■„,...„, (>••.« Urn— Ue.. order' campaigns often operate to Third, human relationships in prison social and psychological problems help keep blacks in their "place." are often completely the opposite of THE EX CONVICT LABEL, like his <>».«•-. Il|mn< m M'.tf I«MM - •"«• utvmm « is. «*--. •• -•■ ■.-.„.....!, *||PH MM (hose on the outside Due to the •».—••* ■> IS. IMw—m MllWlmwMI '•.-•■. - urn** . *Ha !■•)• mt Ofc* OB—MM •••••»••• toy <*l WE KNOW THAT the chief victims black skin, will be a permanent feature aHWBatH, «J» —| -*«...-* igUfH tK. „, — .". ■! is. iC •*.-, l----,k -ir,|(,H1.ll.H»MK.,l,.- I'll l V WITH THE PRESENT enforced isolation, many men and ol this country's defective judicial of his life It will be like a curse, and it climate of repression, each of us had women practice homosexuality system are blacks-look at the will not be undone better make steps toward disproportionate number of blacks whci The more blacks the white racist is understanding what the jail experience HOWEVER, SINCE homosexuality can do to a black man's psyche is commonly regarded as evil and poster You will recall that a major abnormal by the outside world, we can objective of racial oppression is to only wonder about what it does to their keep us childlike and dependent, so sense of masculinity and feminity that we might be more easily How does it affect their self-esteem controlled and dominated and their interpersonal relationships, If prisoners are to become when they reenter "straight" society'' bean jumping back? constructive members of society, then What does the overall feeling of having preserving their sense of manhood something to hide do to a person'' must be an important part of this Such experiences greatly aggravate By Nicholas voa Hoffman private homes and posting signs WOODROW BEAN SHARES certain what they did for the same reasons the traits with the Hob llaldemans of this process adjustment problems of the released outside saying. "Beware of the dog " judge did. which wasn't for money but However, jails are the last likely inmate. In their free fall from power to The judge believes. "If you're gonna world because he was too busy, life was loo place where a sense of human dignity- disgrace, the White House expellees be successful in politics you gotta "Sometimes in politics you gotta be exciting and how could the rules apply- Fourth, prison life, with its inherent will drop past one Judge Woodrow can be restored There are answer your mail and do something a kind of damn dictator, he says, but to him anyhow? dehumanizing dimensions to prison life brutality, creates an environment of Bean, a politician moving in the people can point lo." he tempers power with belief in constant high tension The tensions of oposite direction something which those of the outside never "People ask me why I did it. a man experience the business executive, which we hear Ten years ago it came out that the HE HAS. During his tenure as county with three college degrees, but I don I so much about, are pale in comparison judge had never filed an income-tax judge, an administrative office, he "When I was in the State Legislature know why " He did it and It's over lo those of the black prisoner return, and while you can't but envy built a new hospital, a bridge across FIRST OF ALL, the whole physical I voted against the right-lo-work bill That period he now calls "my setting with its concrete slabs and iron any orange that escapes the juicer, it the Km (irande. a county building, a and lost the next election. The sabbatical.' and he s a better man now- BLACKS HAVE A MAJOR responsi- cost him a two-year suspension from mountain highway and the Sun Howl a president of Kl I'aso Natural lias got coming back up. bility to their brothers and sisters the bar. a Congressional race he was football stadium hewn out of the rocks all his people together and lold'ein I behind bars When they are released, certain to win and a career his friends of two sides of a valley where it sits was a Communist IN WASHINGTON THE ROAD back we must help them get another chance say would have taken him as far as the He says he didn't steal a dime from The judge can be as arrogant as the may be harder Here you can go over to instead of regarding them as social governorship and perhaps beyond any of it and the folks here think It's White House men. but not too arrogant Juarez, drink strong spirits and laugh so they say outcasts. But Woodrow Bean is on his way- superb to learn like hell when your friends lay, I They cannot be irrovacably back up Now he is trying to do away with remember when it happened Then- condemned for having made one or school busing by putting up public- "TELL SOMEONE TO see those was a story on the front page thai saul even two mistakes INSTALLED IN PUBLIC OFFICE housing projects in the high-rent colored people in the waiting room the judge's marriage was annulled on Billy Graham on Prnideat Nlxon'i Recently, there has been a vast again as chairman of the Kl I'aso "meskin" districts, so the meskin Hear' he said to his secretary the Ihe grounds of an impediment unknown Watergate broadcast last week: increase in black social workers and Housing Authority, the judge, who children can walk to the Anglo schools other day They call'em blacks now. at the time of the ceremony lawyers graduating from the nation's keeps a biography of his hero. Huey Construction on the Jackie Kobinson judge, she answered and he spent the ■ The President demonstrated a top schools. Now is the time when they Long, on his bedside table, is fixing to Memorial Homes will begin soon rest of the afternoon retraining his "People thought it was his old war commendable humility He accepted must join hands with black convicts have a go at another campaign To date Already underway is the Dwight I) mind by saying black every chance he wounds, but it was the IKS Irym to gel the responsibility He promised an and ex-convicls lo bring about the he has a lifetime electoral record of Eisenhower project, so named got her money to pay his back taxes " appropriate course of action. He asked reforms that, in a sense, will free us seven wins and six losses which, as he "because those folks up there are Maybe the guys in Washington did Waihinglon Pott King F«atuiei Syndkal* for our prayers And he has mine.'' all says, is better than Ted Williams " Republicans and 1 thought it would be In tones of pure Texas foghorn that nice for them " Telephone calls of might sound a bit stagey if they protest get the retort that. You all are weren't for real, the judge opines that just a bunch of bigots "I'm the only man in the United States that wears a Brooks Brothers suit and THE JUDGE ISN'T TRYING to cowboy boots " spile the town's richies. who may reader's forum At age 55. ex-Marine officer remember him for the day he let the Woodrow Bean, without a tooth in his trusties out of the county jail to swell mouth-he says the dentist is going to the crowd at the airport getting boozed help him soon-with his waistcoat on. up at Bean's free bar. waiting to cheer his gold watch and chain, and his black a tardy Lyndon Johnson swoop in MAYBE IF YOU had tried a little call the next tune you're in BG. I'd aspect ol existing paradoxes, which lizard leather boots, this West Texas His projects are small, low- harder you would have discovered be glad lo introduce you form the conglomerate-man You pol of all-conquering, story-telling population density efforts designed not try harder what I have-that Bowling Green is will find yourself bung up in charm could teach the men of the to clash socially or usually with their full of beautiful people 1 mean Sissy Busener trivilaities if you judge by mode of White House that virtue must well-to-do surroundings "If we can really beautiful people 406 MacDonald North- dress and not mode of mind. accompany vice, and that power just get the rest of our units unfrozen in People who can look you in Ihe I do not understand many of BG's conservative idkrsyncracies. but I without love is dangerous to its Washington, there ain't ever no way I read your letter i Chris t'onmne. eye and tell you they love you. men possessors we're gonna have a ghetto here, and by- May 11 with greal interest because, who have it together enough to go up trivialitieS heartedly defend the student's rights to have them. God, that's how these kids can grow although I don't agree with you now. to another man and hug him. and I confront Ms. Conmne's THE JUDGE'S VICES and virtues so's they finish high school " I used to feel the same way the same for women. accusations as one of the many The fault lies with accusing are impossible to sort out Sitting over Although Kl Paso's public housing female students on this campus for attitudes and people like yourself. at La Fogata's across the Rio Grande pays its own way. there s no money for When I first came to Bowling So for you and any others who Ms. Connine. who irrationally the other night in Juarez, one of Bean s an education, not a massive matching local funds to run day-care Green in the fall. 1 thought the can't figure out what's wrong with manhunt to further the crumbling generalize and fail to see there is a friends was telling stories on him while centers people on this campus were cold the people in Bowling Green, or mainstay of the institution of myriad of ways to do anything and the judge and everybody laughed it up "1 called in all the contractors and and unfriendly But then I learned anywhere for that matter, look to yours is not the "only glorified and drank down margantas marriage architects and I said. Boy. 1 don't something in order to receive, you yourself for the answer Learn to I deeply resent your wholesale way." "I remember Woodrow got drunk know if you've been payin' under the first have to be willing to give give, and you'll be greatly "Live and let live" but let heaven one night and wired all three of his ex- analysis of appearance and by table, but I'm gonna leave the room Y'ou may think lhat sounds trite, rewarded I guarantee it appearance of the students who fall asunder should you wear bell wives. Come home All is forgiven ' and you figure out a formula to come but d you think about it. I'm sure befell your stinted birds eye bottom pants...Bullshit! Two came and the third called to ask if up with the money' under my breath I you will see that the only reason it's AND CHRIS, if you don t believe Often times this rather he needed money " said it's the last job any SOB. gets been said so many tunes is because me and would like to meet some of materialistic conception of people Bridget K Ryan Then, they passed on to the time who doesn't kick in." recalls the judge, it's true these dynamite people, give me a is deceiving and the least important 101 Ashley Hall Bean carried the county Democratic who is using the benign kickback again precinct caucuses by holding them in to pay for Mother's Day ice cream. Wadrmrfoy. May 9, 1973, Tlw tO Nawi/ta** 3 Embry discusses NBA post

natural respect of his peers of professional roundball player, he said was drafted by Milwaukee in and he is faced by the same players. the expansion draft, and Any black na kas Use problems confronting them- He also discussed bow EMBRY HAS always been played there for one year ability to obtain aad building a winning team. college players with the an individual who has been before ending his career effectively m aay potential of playing pro hall marked by some great After one year in Boston ranking HE SAID a lot of his are often misled by agents timing -or being in the right as a recreational director, Krabry, | troubles this year came claiming to help them attain place at the right tune He the Bucks hired him into the Mill from the basketball court. a cool million dollars. said he broke into pro their organization lasteajki. Many of these agents are roundball because most of Speaks* before aboal T» Embry cited injuries the tragedy involving Kareem really just out to get the his new team had quit Embry was originally perioni >■ the Piak Abdul Jabbar. in which athlete to sign a letter of He was contemplating scheduled to speak April 19. Dogwood Room. Ussom, members of his religious intent in which the agent is retirement when Hill but had to cancel his Embry discasied the sect were murdered in his guaranteed a certain Hussell talked him into engagement to attend the problems of besag the fkst Washington home, and percentage of whatever playing two years with the NBA player draft in New hinb-rankiag Mack official player problems to which amount planned for the Boston Celtics After that he York in the National Basketball most teams are subjected. Association INBAI When it comes to building a winning hall club. Embry Health Board to meet Embry laid be sees hi* said concerns about winning position as representative of and making money often The Wood County Health cational" session on (he created, or to adopt a city any job a person may itrive generate problems Board will meet tomorrow proposed changes in the code to obtain during his lifetime to discuss updating the Wood County Combined "EVERYTHING is county housing code by Health District Code COY SAID he has worked THE MOST significant geared around the dollar incorporating parts of the He said il the county closely with the commission aspect of his job is it will bill." be said "Things proposed Bowling (Jreen health board adopts the to study the code and has mean something to the disturb me in this code prepared last August changes, the city would have gone over every "comma entire society, he said capitalistic society because by the City Housing three options-to continue and period " When asked about holding it affects us all." Commission using the present county He said it would be a a token position, the 6' 8'" The Bucks general James Coy. head sani- code, to adopt the changes "good move" if the board ■ Embry quipped. "I'm loo manager pointed to several tarian for the Wood County and decide i( additional adopted the changes, even big to be a token " incidents involving the Health Department, said the housing positions isuch as though it will probably table Embrv said he has the highly inflationary salaries meeting will be an "edu- housing officer! should be the proposals until a later date II the proposed changes arc approved, the code newsnoTes would undergo three leadings before the board Dean will be granted immunity to Jury dismissed and publication in a Wounded Knee gain his testimony if he invokes his newspaper before the rt.wwh.1. by Si.v.n I. Honwn right against self-incnmination LOS ANGELES (AIM 1 S changes could lie enacted Primory alection voting in Bowling Of n wot vory light yes- WOUNDED KNEE. S.D tAPl Sen Sam J Ervin iD-N C I. the The meeting, open to the Primary terday morning at prodktod by Secretary of Stale Tod Brown. committee chairman, said yesterday District Court Judge Matt Byrne Federal officers lired live volleys of dismissed the Pentagon Papers trial public, will be held in the Rainy conditions during the offar noon may have kopt many he will not decide whether to call the gunshots from within Wounded Knee jury yesterday for the remainder of health department office. election parsons away but Austin E. Swooney, local resident, yesterdu> to signal the end of the 711- President to testify "until some Ml W Wooster St . .it 7 :ui reason to call the President is known the week and indicated he may order managad to cast hit ballot. day siege of this historic hamlet The a full-scale hearing into Watergate p 111 occupation had resulted in the deaths to ex ist " He added "So far I have no links in the case of two insurgents and the wounding<>f information the President was personally involved " The jury was brought in at Hi am nine persons, including two federal and told the government rebuttal was officers completed and the defense would not Campus police report activities The U S marshals and KBI agents offer more witnesses who had stood watch over the village K.md.ill Hayes, senioi I nun behind and caught her description ol the subject kicked the car earlier since the Keb 27 takeover, often ERA bill lA&Sl. reported Friday that She said one ol the men was later taken Into custody Two cases involving trading gunshots with the militant Antioch strike someone shot out the threw a trash can al her. but by Campus Safety officers vending machines were Indians within, secured the four COLUMBUS (API The federal YELLOW SPRINGS (API - windows of his car with a she was uol injured while reportedly causing a reported Monday A toft- square mile area after the insurgents Womens Equal Rights Amendment to BB gun or some other She also said she Would disturbance In the drink machine in the weight laid down their weapons Antioch College students and the l< S Constitution was killed for administrators were gearing for a weapon while the vehicle not be able to identify the McDonald Quadrangle room ol the stadium was this year in Ohio yesterday by a 5-4 showdown late yesterday after some was parked in l.oi 6 men courtyard reportedly tampered with, Dean must talk vote of the Senate Financial Insti- school officials moved back into the Damage was estimated at Police received ■' report ol Police said the subject and a milk machine in tutions. Insurance and Elections offices closed nearly three weeks by $75 malicious destruction was. veiling 1 am Jesus" Rodgeri Quadrangle was WASHINGTON IAI'I - Ousted Committee a student strike. Sunday when .1 man stepped when (hey arrived He was vandalized White House counsel John W Dean The vote was on a motion to College President James P Dixon A resident ol McDonald in front ol a car in the Union transported by Bowling A resident of Kodgers told III will be subpoenaed and required to reconsider a 6-3 vote in the and members of his staff were West was reportedly Oval and then kicked II altei Green city ambulance to police Monday that his coal testify before the Senate Watergate committee two weeks ago on another escorted into their offices by local assaulted Saturday night It had slopped He Toledo Stale Hospital, and a pan ol glasses were committee on his reported claim that motion to recommend passage The police early yesterday Later, about while she walked to her reportedly caused a small where lie committed himscll stolen Irom the second floor he can link President Nixon to the bill had been approved earlier by the 100 students entered the building and room She told police she dent in the car voluntarily easl lounge of Kodgers scandals coveruj, House occupied floors, tables and chairs. was walking in the hallway Police said they believe he They were valued al (102. he A MAN lilting the was the same 1nd1v1d11.1l who said INSURANCE PRINCIPLES COURSE 17 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS UAO BOWLING TOURNAMENTS May 10 - Couples Dutch Doubles TO BE OFFERED SUMMER, FALL May 17 - Women's Best Ball Doubles In the first session of the 1973 summer school and in each quarter of the RIDGE MANOR APARTMENTS May 23 - Women's Best Ball Doubles academic yew the Department of Finance and Insurance will be offer- May 24 - Men's Best Ball Doubles ing the course Principles of Risk and Insurance, which may be of interest 519 Ridge St. to non-business students who wish to learn about the insurance cover- ENTRY FEES Couples JJ.bO team Men's & Women's $4 SO team ages that most individuals purchase and the different types of insur- • 2 bdrm. furnished apts. 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The possibility of reducing topic to be discussed when Kichard Giardina. MAP is Other areas to be dis- Cappuzzello. administrative iPNw ■ .'• the cost of higher education the University hosts IS designed to shorten the first cussed include a proposal to assistant to Dr. Giardina. :;by reforming the bacca- directors of Carnegie two years of the baccal- allow more options to stu- Dr. Michael Ferrari, acting ;Ij laureate program is just one Foundation-funded projects aureate program into one by dents in fulfilling require- provost. Dr. Giardina; Dr _ ^^f^^^B 1^^^^*" - ..... at a three-day workshop reshaping course require- ments and allowing students George Herman, vice pro- beginning tomorrow ments to leave school to gain work vost for instruction and in- The projects arc all time- experience. structional services: ^ shortened baccalaureate CONFERENCE partic- A proposal to base certifi- degree programs similar to ipants will discuss whether cation on performance James Litwin. assistant to the Cniversity's Modular the time spent in under- testing rather than comple- Dr. Giardina for develop- • ^%*r* Achievement Program graduate study can be tion of requirements and ment and evaluation: I MAI' I, now in its first year reduced without sacrificing student and faculty develop- University President Hollis Under the direction of I)r education quality ment as a primary goal in A. Moore Jr.; Dr Kenneth the programs will also be Kothe, provost-designate, Newtphoto by Thomas 0. lindon discussed and Gary Woditsch. assis- Karol Huta, Pulitxor Prizo-winning composer and guott A concluding session will tant to the provost conductor, rohoartot on* of the works no will prosant tonight Scholarship awarded deal with whether or not a The conference, sponsored university can significantly by the University, is open to of 6 in tho Grand Ballroom, Union. Tho concert it froo and invited program directors EMOTIONAL Thomas lirough. junior The scholarship is reduce the operational open to the public. only AND MATERIAL i Kil I. was awarded the first presented to a student expenditures of higher education by implementing annual Warren K Steller selected by the health and PREGNANCY AID physical education depart- the time-shortened scholarship last Saturday at Mon. 11 a.m.-l p.m. ment on the basis of scholar baccalaureate program. SBO offers evaluation forms T-R. 6 p.m.-9 p.m. a dinner honoring Steller. a ship. character and Guest participants include former University athletic potential growth of the representatives from the Fri. 3 p.m.-6 p.m. director individual Carnegie Corporation and The Student Body Organi John Doering. SBO co- about how other students them in the dormitories this universities in California. zation (SBO) is distributing ordinator of academic felt about the class week. Doering said Illinois and New York. spring quarter course-pro- affairs, said. "We want to The form questions course He said the results will fessor evaluation forms this provide a tool for students to organization, assignments, hopefully be published next UNIVERSITY partic- week in residence halls and use in selecting classes-just tests, papers or projects, week.' depending on the pants will be Paul in the Commuter Center to give them some idea grading policy, textbooks availability of computer and the instructor's ability time and attitudes The SBO academic affairs PERSONAL FINANCE COURSE board will compile the THE EVALUATION results, which will be TO BE OFFERED SUMMER, FALL forms will be in the available in residence halls, Commuter Center this the Commuter Center and in In the first session of the 1973 summer school and fall quarter 1973, the morning and resident the Silli office. 405 Student Department of Finance and Insurance will be offering the course Per- advisors will distribute Services Bldg sonal Finance, which may be of interest to non-business students who wish to learn how to manage personal and family financial matters. The course includes such topics as budgeting expenditures; borrowing Save the News from banks and other financial institutions; savings accounts; life, health, automobile and home insurance; buying a home; and investing in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Knowledge acquired in the course assist students in making intelligent choices in spending or saving Factory Demonstration Sale! the incomes they expect to earn after graduation. There are no course prerequisites. Enrollment is restricted to non-business at majors. It is expected that the course will also be offered in the spring quarter of the 1973-74 academic year. GROSS PHOTO BOWLING GREEN Thursday May 10 Domino's WET DARKROOM DEMO Use tho Yashico TL and see the results before Lunch Time Special leaving the store. Call Between NcwYASHICA 11-5:00 and Receive TL ELECTRO 3 Free Cokes with any large or 1 Free Qt. Coke with any small Pizza Call Domino's Now for Lunch — 352-522 J The Pi«a People, Period Offer good only between 11 ,i m 5pm

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OPEN 10-6:00 M0N. THRU SAT, Wednoedery, May t, 1*73, Th. M Nm/IV 7 'Roses' on stage; play opens tonight

By Patty Bailey directed by Thomas Lyttle. graduate character drama. Lyttle said. Eatertaiameat Editor student in speech "The plot is second to character; Lyttle said he thinks the play is a development There aren't any big ac- A modern. Pulitzer Prize-winning worthy piece of literature and this is tive movement scenes The movement; drama with close associations to one of the reasons he chose to direct it of the play is centered in the charac- ] events in today's news will be pre- "1 think it is a play that college stu- ters themselves ." sented in Joe B. Brown Theatre tonight dents can identify with They may be Because of this, and because the: through Sunday at 8 p m familiar with the type of situation Tim actor has to rely on inner motivation The Subject Was Roses'' is con- comes back to." l.yttle said and understanding to play a strictly cerned with the problems faced by a "1 think it is an enjoyable play to see realistic character. Lyttle said the' returning World War II veteran The and an important part of theatre is to show was hard to cast play shows the young man's attempts enjoy it " "It's hard to cast a realistic dramd' to communicate with his family and to The cast has only three members because it's difficult to find actors who; understand the nature of the relation- l.yttle said this was also a considera can portray realistic characters realise ship which has. over the years, tion in making the production choice tically." he said developed between them The show is scheduled between two A rapport between the three cast: productions both requiring large casts members was soon established. Lyttle.' It is a play of triangles in which the l.iss.i and "Man of La Mancha"i said, and they soon developed en-: father loves his son. the mother loves and is to be performed in Joe K. Brown semble acting, which is necessary toi him also, and the son loves both Theatre. good production, he said parents Yet not one member of the Therefore. Lyttle said he wanted to family can make a move or speak a do a small cast show and one that is THERE WILL BE an open disci* word that does not somehow instantly also "intimate " sion of the production immediately damage the other following the performance tomorrow Written by Frank I) Gilroy. the play LYTTLE SAID he did not like the night explores the alienation and estrange- movie version of the script Audience members are invited to ment that exists in the family "It's a play written for the stage, for remain and exchange ideas about the Ntwipfwtt by MVM L "The Subject W'as Roses" was first theater, rather than for the screen, he production with the director, cast and- 'The Subject Win Roset by Frank D. Gilroy it a character drama revolving presented in 1964 and brought its said designers author national prominence It was The director added that he believes Admission is 25 cents for students Small cast around the livei of three individual* and their relationships with each other made into an award winning film in the intensity of the play is weakened by with identification cards. SO cents for The show opens in Joe E. Brown Theatre tonight and plays through Sunday. 1968 the movie production. children and high school students. and The University production is The Subject Was Roses is a $1.50 for adults Hanneford circus appearing Sunday

Ready for unusual circus Square Garden, the Palla- who is touring through the major ice show priced at $1 50 for adults and at student rates as a acts ranging from a Siberian dium in London. Canadian cooperation of the U.S. State tl for students, with pre- Mother's Day special. tiger riding on the back of an National Exhibition at IVjiai tnieiit and Hungarian THE CIRCUS is being school children admitted Tickets are available at Indian elephant to a Toronto, the Calgary Stam- government sponsored by the Charities free Mothers accompanied 405 Student Services Bldg . F.uropean daredevil who peded, and every major Board and Student Activi- bv students will be admitted at l.aSallc s and at the door literally bathes in fire" circus spectacular THE ENTIRE perfor- ties, with all proceeds, going These, and more, will be The Hanneford Family mance runs two hours and In charity. presented when the Hanne- traces a lineage of 350 years includes 34 acts in 20 dis- The Chanties Board will ford Circus performs as equestrians The plays combine the profits from the Sunday in Anderson Arena. Hannefords came to the The company is composed circus with money earned The bareback riding act United Slates in 1915 for the of more than 60 persons and through the Charity Auction The Jefferson Airplane uses nine artists and seven Ringling Brothers Circus required 25 vehicles for and donate them to various Percheron and Apaloosa and are now continuing their transportation chanties The board is open horses Headed by Tommy family tradition of It carries spotlights, over- for suggestions as to where Hanneford. "the Riding performing circus acts head lights, sound equip- the money should be Review by when "real" hippies were THE AIRPLANE has just there: Paul Kantner, Grace Fool." the act has been fea- under their own banner ment, aerial rigging and donated. F.vio Olivei kg, Freak Joaaaea around-when San Francisco completed a live album, up Slick, Jack Casady and tured on every network tele- Appearing as a guest star properties required for pre- junior \h d i and co-chair- was the place to be in this to the usual superior quality Jorma Kaukonen. vision variety show during with the act this year is senting a performance that man ol the Charities Board, Here's something funny country, both spiritually and that has made the group But it's the new members recent years Peter Haubner. young riding one would normally expect said The guys at WFAL radio musically, all of it ending up famous. that have really helped the It has also been featured star from the Hungarian in a Broadway show or a Tickets for the circus are took a listener survey last with Woodstock in 1969 However. I'm afraid that band in the last couple of in motion pictures. Madison State Circus in Budapest. quarter to find out what kind Since Woodstock, every- the album won't sell nicely years: David Freiberg, of music the campus likes. thing seems to have at all. The new rock fans formerly of Quicksilver] One survey came back dwindled Especially the San don't seem too interested in Messenger Service, on; asking why the station did Francisco scene Sly and the a bunch of old-tuners like vocals, and John Barbata. a; not play some of the "lesser Family Stone haven't the Airplane, or the Dead, former Turtle member, on; Amos promotes known groups like Jeffer- appeared in more than a for that matter. drums son Airplane and the year. The Airplane release is Papa John ('reach is on Grateful Dead Thirty Seconds Over Win- violin He's the one who has: If you found the story The Grateful Dead and terland" (Grunt 0147) and is added that earthy funk that' humorous, you've probably Zappa and the Mothers just the first live set that has has been missing from the: been into rock music for a aren't selling like they used been released of the "new" Airplane since the be-j revival of lute fairly long time. You pro- to. I- illmiirc West has Airplane. ginning. Since the "Bark" bably started at the time closed The old bunch are still album of 1971. (reach has; been the featured player of; the group After centuries of silence, the lute is gaining a new popularity, lutist Nelson Amos said in a campus appearance Medieval performance Throughout the album, the; Friday night members of the Airplane' Amos, who is completing his Ph.D. in music literature at Review By earliest such round in existence seem to bring out a perfec the University of Iowa, said lute music is being played more Brace Glover Following the music was a Medieval play. tion that makes us remem-: because its archaic form is being transposed into modern "The Play of Robin and Marion," directed by ber the group as it was in the: verse that can be played by other instruments Henry VIII would have felt right at home in Michael Locey. assistant professor of old days Energy seems to the drafty. drab hall which needs only green romance languages, with musical direction radiate from the perfor- Amos said early lutists in the Middle Ages wrote their moss, a couple of iron maidens and stocks by Pepper assisted by Dr Thomas Kinney, lll.nice I music in tablature style, which could not be applied to other and shackles to perfect its bastile-like associate professor of English and Dr. Klaus instruments interior Schmidt, assistant professor of German and Also from the "Silver"; When the lute's popularity began to decline in the 17th The place-Recital Hall of the School of Russian. album comes the finale.; century, Amos said its music was shelved. Only recently has Music Bldg -was transformed into a 15th What was lacking in acting finesse and plot Twilight Double Leader ": the music been transposed century stage Sunday evening when the was more than compensated for by the Kantner and Slick share! School of Music presented an evening of humorous antics-some of which were vocals on this one. followed. AMOS SAID the lutes popularity declined with the medieval music and drama under the intended. by Papa John's violin and success of a bigger band sound direction of William Pepper, assistant Kaukonen's guitar in what "The lute has always been for more intimate gatherings." professor of music theory. The entire show was enjoyable, appears to be conflict, all he said Medieval courts all had a lutist who would play to Performing music from 14th and 15th enlightening and a retreat from conventional over Casady s ever present the king and queen and other small gatherings century Italy, France, Germany. Spain and plays and recitals bass and Barbato's drums. He said the lute did not fit in with the larger bands England, the eight musicians touched upon a Although the attendance was predictably The crowd at the concert because it could not be heard over the other instruments. Nowsahof by Mania Utnoc variety of period pieces disappointing t intellectual-phobia on the part seems appreciative And why of BG students I those who did attend went not? The Airplane has been "I was playing a concert in Iowa last year and a small One of the crowd's favorite performances at the The repertoire consisted of praises to the motorcycle drove by outside and wiped me out.'' he said Virgin, "Gran Dereit;" songs of Assisian away with a savory sampling of an important one of the top American Amos, who teaches guitar and lute at Cornell College and Hanneford circus two years ago wot the antics of self-flagellation. "Ogne homo." French part of our musical and dramatic history- rock groups since the middle in his own Iowa City studio, has given lecture-recitals the down. The circus ■ returning to Anderson street vendor motets. "On parole-A Paris- that of the Middle Ages, a period often sixties throughout the Midwest. He recently appeared before the Arena on Sunday, May 13. Frese nouvele;" and a lively English rota or ignored and mistakenly tagged as being Pretty good for a bunch of Midwest meeting of the American Musicological Society. round, "Sumer is icumen in." which is the totally unproductive and unattractive. old-timers. people to see...places to go...things to do...

"Friends Company." con- sion to this performance is phonic Band concert at 8 temporary choral music will also in Recital Hall Works by Durer. Boya, jet pilot who was fired be- century, will be aired at 8 sisting of Ron Crick and the Scents tonight in the Grand Ball- be presented by the Colle- The ensemble is directed Hammer. Picasso. Chagall, cause he refused to dis- p.m. tomorrow on WBGU- Quarter Pounders, the room. Union giate Chorale at 4 p.m Sun- by William Pepper, assis- and other masters will be charge fuel into the ocean, a TV. Channel 57 Rosehip String Band and MICHAEL DITLOVE. Husa will conduct his own day. May 13. in the Recital tant professor of perfor- displayed, plus a selection of 15-year-old high school stu- David Gross, will present designer and photographer, work, "Apothesis of this Hall. School of Music Bldg mance studies etchings, woodcuts and dent who started the first re- THE MAJOR NEWS their own brand of entertain- will be on campus Friday for Earth," at the concert, cli- The annual spring concert The use of early instru- lithographs by distinguished cycling operation in Cleve- events of the first four ment on campus Friday. two presentations and dis- maxing the annual District I by the chorale is conducted ments, such as the recorder. contemporaries in all price land, an urban planner who months of 1973 will be dis- cussions of his photographic Spring Conference of the by Ivan Trusler. director of Baroque flute, treble viol, ranges lost his job after opposing cussed on "Ohio This At noon, the groups will works. Ohio Music . Educators choral activities at the Uni- viola da gamba. and harp- plans for a jetport. and an Week, on WBGU-TV at present a free mini-concert He will be speaking at 10 Association versity. sichord, will be included in PEOPLE WHO have 82-year-old man who 7:30 p.m. tomorrow and in front of the University a.m. and 2 p.m. in 101 Fine Also featured will be Ivan Maureen Wallis. junior the concert. risked their jobs and reputa- deposited industrial filth again at 10 p.m. on Friday. Union, followed at 1:30 by a Arts Bldg. His presentations Hammond, tubist and assis- piano performance major, tions to help fight pollution from his gutters on the workshop Those attending are free and open to the tant professor of perfor- will be the accompanist A SPECIAL exhibition and will be featured on "The desks of officials Among the subjects the free workshop are en- public. mance studies at the Univer- The concert includes 45 sale of original graphic Turning Points." tonight at covered will be the Water- couraged to bring instru- sity. minutes of uninterrupted works will be presented 9:30 in "They Laid It On The ALEXANDER Nevsky." gate bugging incident, the ments. PULITZER PRIZE The public is invited to music and will be followed today in the West Corridor Line. ' on WBGU-TV. Sergei Eisenstein's 1938 Equal Rights Amendment, At 7 p.m. in the Men's winning composer Karol attend at no charge. that evening by The Baroque of the Fine Arts Bldg . from Channel 57. masterwork about the and possible issues and Gymnasium. "Friends" will Husa will be featured as Ensemble presenting a free 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Among the concerned indi- attack of Teutonic knights candidates in the 1974 state: again be in concert. Admis- guest conductor at the Sym- A PROGRAM of con- public concert at 8:15 p.m.. Tomlinson Collection. viduals on the program are a on Russian lands in the 13th elections i t/Th* M> Ntwi, W—Wswf, May 9 1*73 Stickers test OWU By Jim Hag— THE FALCONS will have personnel both clubs have, in today's game. their hands lull with two of today's game should be the IN THE MLA race, it When Bowling Green and the Midwest Lacrosse best game Falcon fans will looks as if Denison will win Ohio Wesleyan clash in Association's scoring see all year the title outright, but the today's lacrosse game. tni. leaders playing on the Plaunt looks for a hard race for second place is still Falcons will be Irving to Bishop squad. Attackman fought contest with both of undecided avenge last year's 13-12 loss. Andy Stringer leads the the teams playing a bustle- If the Falcons can get by The Bishops have gone league in total points and in type of game both Wesleyan and Ohio through a big change this assists Back in the line-up for BG, State on Saturday, they year, starting the season Another man to be after being sidelined with a could finish in a tie with with a new coach. Joe Horn. reckoned with is freshman throat infection, is Kenyon for the No, I spot Wesleyan will be coming John Hildebrand. who is defenseman Mike Wilcox Today's contest is the last to BG with a 3-4 league third in the MLA in goals Wilcox has lost a lot of MLA home game this record. In their last game scored. weight because of his season, and will be played at the Bishops were upset by Hi; assistant coach Jim illness, and is not expected Perry Field. Game time is Wittenberg University. 9-7 Plaunt said with the to be playing at full strength 3 30p m Women spikers determined You gotta have heart

By Mark Glover sessions back in February "I AM VERY proud of The women do not run any Assisted by Marianne Vest. these performances as well distance over the one-mile If you are talking about Judy Brause and Laureen as the overall performance run hard work and plenty of Missler. Kobillard con- of the whole team.'" All of these exceptions dedication, you may well be ducted workouts throughout Kobillard said. make coaching a women's Newipholo by Marcia J. Lamer describing the Bowling March and April. The "Although the team is track team a whole different Bowling Green lacrosse coach Mickey Cochrane muses about some passible Green women's track team. training schedule soon well-balanced, 1 believe our style from coaching a men's strategy while midfielder Oaig Heinx, left, and goaltender Al KeHy watch the Viewers In her first year as coach narrowed the team to 15. strength comes from our team action in a recent game at Perry Field. The stickers hast Ohio Wesleyan today uf the women's team. Kllie Ilobillard credits these sprinting team, with strong "Our main objectives as at 3:30 p.m. Kobillard started training women with having "real help from the efforts of the coaches are to provide good dedication" for being able to field event team training for the girls and last through the vigorous working with other coaches workout schedule In women's track, there to schedule competitive are notable exceptions from track meets."' Kobillard Superstitious Haas leads BG THE WOMEN have parti- the more publicized men's said (letting teams for our cipated in two meets this track events The sprint schedule is essential." season and compete in their events are basically the By Bob Moea power hitter who gets into said "Howling Green "She comes (Hit to a lot of "HEY COACH," he yelled third today at the Ohio Uni- same However, the Staff Writer slumps when he can't hit the wanted me. but wouldn't the games." Haas said pointing to his wife, "she versity Invitational in hurdling events vary in long ball Because I can bunt offer me a scholarship. She tells me she wants me wants to know why I didn't Athens. length from 80 yards to 200 Canceled Gary Haas is supcrsti and hit to different fields. I When then-coach Dick to get a hit every time and to get five hits!" At the tough Eastern meters in the women's tious don'J. think I can go into a Young finally offered him never make an error. She's Michigan Invitational, the meets Spring relays are Howling Ureen baseball He doesn't keep an eye out long slump aid. Haas turned Irom critical, but she does it All four just looked at small squad took a fifth usually shorter in the and tennis teams were lor black cats, rub a rabbit's Haas is definitely hitting summer Softball player to jokingly." each other and laughed place Coming home to its women's meets, rarely victims of the wet weather loot or munch on (our leal with more authority." said part-time softball player As for Gary junior. Papa own BGSU Invitational, the going beyond a mile relay yesterday and both games clovers between innings of HG coach Don Purvis. and full-time Falcon After game one of the Haas speaks with fatherly team made an impressive except in big invitationals were canceled. The baseball Bowling Green baseball Good with the glove as Haas is married, and the Kent State series, as the pride showing with a second place The rules of women's game with Xavier will be games However, he does well as with the bat. Haas father of a young son His llaases and Mr and Ms. "He's a big boy," Haas finish track eliminate the hammer played tomorrow at 2 p.m. have a belief about news has been a steadying in- wife Sally is one of his Don Purvis were leaving said. "I think he's going to "Several injuries have throw from the field event at Steller Field The tennis paper stories written about fluence in the Falcon infield biggest fans and most cri- Steller Field. Haas Hour be a football player. I hope hurt us. especially since the agenda The distance events match at Toledo is him or his KG teammates Toledo Kocket coach Stan tical analysis of his play on for-f ive in the game I turned hell play baseball, though I squad is so small." probably present the biggest rescheduled for next It often seems that when a Sanders described him as the field to his wife and grimaced: won't push him " Kobillard said. Despite contrast from men's track Tuesday at 2 30 pm. story concerning a Falcon "one of the two best fielding these setbacks, a number of appears in the paper, that shortstops in the MAC" with impressive performances player suddenly begins to his own Hon F.mch as the have been turned in. Sailors 3rd at Xavier suffer all kinds ol misfor- other In the sprints. Stanene tunes, be it a batting slump, Strouss was clocked at a The Bowling (Jreen sailing Koch sailed seven races in in injury or whatever Are ONE EXAMPLE of his quick 28 9 for the 220-yard team sailed to a third place Division A and placed 5. 2. 2. newspaper stories simply slick fielding came in the dash Laurie McVicker finish last weekend at the 5. 3. 5 and 2. while in jinxes'' tilth inning of the series recorded a 12.0 in the 100- Area B eliminations held at Division B. Butts and Kahle "Like iTim) PeUonni," linale with Cincinnati April yard dash. Xavier University sailed to a fine standing with said Haas, who is the 1973 11, won by the Falcons. 5-4 In the field events, two The team, consisting of a 5. 5. 3. 2. 3. 4 and 5 captain of the Falcons With one out and the bases outstanding javelin tosses Dennis Butts. Harry First place went to Ohio When the paper said he loaded. Haas took a ground were recorded Sue Kauf- Mahoney. Mark Koch and State with Ohio Wesleyan needed one more hit to ball oil the bat of Jerry Lux man and Linda Helmink Mike l-'.ililc qualified for the second These two and break the all-time hit and. in one off-balance both threw the spear over 99 Midwest Collegiate Sailing Bowling Ureen will be record, he went 0-for-15 motion, fired to the plate to feet Association Championship competing with six other before he got it cut down the lead runner. to be held May 26-27 at schools at Michigan State Jerry Hensley. Michigan State for the Midwest Champion- "I KNOW IT really "It was as good a play as Women win The crew of Mahonev and ship doesn t mean anything, but vou'll ever want to see." it's happened a lot of Purvis said It saved a run News Special times " and possibly the game " As he concluded the "For some reason. I've SPRINGFIELD -- The AIR CONDITIONED APTS. sentence, he glanced up at I wind that I've always been Bowling Green women's the chalkboard in the 1IG able to make off balance golf team captured the team dressing room to discover a throws, said Haas "I don't title al the Women's Ohio AVAILABLE teammate writing the big practice K a lot State Intercollegiate Golf letters H-F. X "I don't have the greatest Tournament last Thursday Haas is not alone in his arm for a shortstop, but 1 do by winning the first hole of 803 & 815, 8th St. superstitious beliefs In fact, think I have quick hands sudden death from Ohio it is a rarity to find a ball That helps University Wittenberg was • 2 bdrm. furnished apts. player who isn l a little Because he is the old man third superstitious in one way or ol the Falcons, as well as the The individual title was • Fully carpeted another However, it's a bit team captain. Haas believes won by Janice Fessel of • Laundry facilities more difficult to tmd many he has a special responsi- Mount St. Joseph College, Newtpheto by Marcia J. lamer men who swing a bat like bility to the team who defeated Jane Haas Old Quick hands is what help* Bawling Green shortstop Gary McCarrell of Wittenberg by Hitting in the No 1 posi- "MY BIGGEST responsi- Haas make the pivot on the double play. Haas, the 'old parring the third hole of a tion in the order through the bility is to help in communi- man' of the team at 25, has boon the best hitter this season sudden death playoff Both $130 per month first 2H games of the season, cation between the players man for Don Purvis' Falcons. had finished with 88s. the '£> i Tin 25. not 26"i and the coach Guys sort of Summer Rate year-old shortstop was far- look up to me because of my (Occupancy 1-4 Persons) and away the Falcons best Sge, so I have to sel a good hitler with a 386 average It example " HAVEN HOUSE MANOR APTS. put him in the top 10 among "Haas is like another Mid American ( onference road) out on the field, said Fact Line 372-2445 1515 E. WOOSTER Call 352-071 7 sluggers Falcon pitcher Dan llebel or 352-7660 He knows about everything NEW BUILDING COMPLETED THIS IS A big Hep up from there is to know about base- last year when he hit 260 for ball I've got as much the MAC Champion Falcons resped for him as for any- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS- Kxplaming the difference body on the team All the DZ's COMPLETELY FURNISHED "WE'RE ONLY AS GOOD Haas said. 1 hit eighth last players respect him are proud of their year, so I only batted 123 GrampS as Haas is fre- AS THE INFORMATION times 1 hit a lot of good line quently called by his mates. 27 fantastic pledges! MODEL SUITE drives that were caught II caUM to the Falcons as a 23- HOURS: WE GET' lour or live of those had vear old Ireshman and CALL gotten through, it would promptly won the Mosl Pally Beat Jan Julandet 12-5 have raised my average Valuable Player award Debbie Kindelbetgei NOW quite a bit Contrary to popular belief, Elaine Blasko 352-7444 "Help us help you by sending I'm also using a heavier LEASING he did not spend those years Annette Cocita Patty Kohl bat this year between graduation from us information concerning events Haas said he believes that Perrysburg s Fastwood Pam OeBord Barb Kuzma the type of hitter he is helps you are planning, on or off campus." High School and entry into Fassie Lannum keep his average high college by doing time in the Teny Otainer The Sisters Of "I'm not a power hitter." armed service Donna Mattetn Haas said I just try to Debbie Duffy Dances— Films— Concerts make contact I think I'm "I WORKED several jobs Janet Fleit? Elaine Mortis more versatile than the during those years. Haas Parties— Bible Readings Sally Fnsch Jinny Murphy Alpha Chi Omega Pat Hettel Cathy Kenkeit If your posting flyers, send us one, and Connie Snyder PHI MUS Maty Hill are proud of their we'll help spread the word. Sue Stoll Sue Hofer Beta team for are proud of their Ellen S/.itni SEND YOUR FACTS TO; Joanne Jadw,s,ak Linda Woodvvard winning the 1973 FACTLINE 806 ADMINISTRATION dazzling dozen but beware Barh Jewell Debbie Zimpfer BLDG. or Call 2-2445 of their black hearts. Welcome to the spirited bunch! BETA 500 And Let Us Know