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It had a was a large number of freshman in which we could save some money in times there wasn't anyone available to hall director, personal assislants uninformed of university functions, What would be the effects of In 1971. the University cut the operational costs." help students with questions or (RAs) and siudenl governments on according lo the report. dormitory life if the Resident Adviser number of RAs from 180 to 90 problems, she said. each floor. Leaders also reported a tendency (RA1 program were abolished? The because of a budget crunch, said What did happen was that damage The second hall had a hall director for students from other halls to be answer is difficult because the Fayetta M. Paulsen, coordinator of and theft in residence halls soared. Similar results were shown indicated and RAs on each floor but no student rowdy in their halls because of the University has never been without residence hall programs. At that time, Paulsen said this was because of by the University of Missouri's RA government lack of RAs. Most wanted RAs to some type o( an RA program. the effects of the cut were viewed with transients and persons who did not live study. The third hall was unstructured and enforce noise regulations and provide By looking at dormitory life in the many reservations because of what in the residence halls, but whose had only a hall director. advice and assistance for the hall 1971-7; academic year when the might have happened t6 residence hall presence was undetected by the In 1971, that university chose three In all three halls the students had director. University cut its number of RAs in life. smaller siaffs. men's dormitories and established the same high school graduation dates, Conclusions that could be drawn half and by looking at the results of a different forms of hall administration class levels or ACT scores, according to from the evidence of this icport and case study by the University of "WE ANTICIPATED what might Also, floor events deteriorated and in each. the leport. the effects on residence hall life in the Comparative studies were made 1971-72 academic year at the during the year regarding the student University are: perception of environment. This was -RAs are necessary in providing a Quinlan death to be decided by family tested by a uniform College and total education for the on-campus University Environmental DENVILLE, NJ. (AP) - Secrecy requirements of the court order so the residents of the University; and advice reasonable, the court said in the THE HOSPITAL reached its Questionnaire (CUES). The number of -RAs perform the vital function of shrouded those who hold respirator can be turned off. March 31 ruling. decision early yesterday after its dropouts, student grade point averages court-approved powers to disconnect providing an environment in which 21 -member board of trustees met in (GPAs). noise levels, distractions and students can excell. Without them, Karen Anne Quintan's life-supporting •THEY WOULD deeply appreciate THE QUINLANS. Armstrong and private, according to a spokesman for hall damages were also compared. respirator and there was no indication privacy at this point." said the Rev. residence hall life would suffer and the spokesmen for Quintan's doctors and Lawrence Stern, who represents the RESULTS INDICATE that students teal losers would be the students. yesterday when steps might be taken Thomas Trapaso. a parish priest at St. Clare's Hospital, where the woman board. in the control and second halls had to end the comatose woman's life. Our Lady of the Lake Church in has been in a coma since last April, all Armstrong said Wednesday that more positive CUES scores, regarding "Now the decision is out of the Mount Arlington, where the Quinlans declined to say if any or all "it's certainly within the hospital's orientation than the students in the public and legal arena and has been worship and where Julia Quinlan. preparations had already been made lo by-laws" for the trustees to appoint unstructured hall. Weather returned to the sacred realm of the Karen's mother, works as a secretary. meet the court requirements. ihemselves as the elhics committee. The control hall had fewer dropouts Moslly sunny and cool today. privacy of the family, the physicians "It is really a family matter and Ralph Porno, lawyer for doctors But there was still no indication and higher GPAs than the other two High in the upper 40s and the low and the hospital." said Paul they would like to deal with it outside Robert Morse and Arshad Javed. lhat the trustees made any decision halls. There was no difference in these SOs. Fair and not as cool tonight. Armstrong. Quinlan family lawyer, the public eye. They terribly need to Quintan's physicians, said yesterday yesterday other than to refrain from areas between the second and Low 30 to 35. Partly cloudy and following the disclosure that all parties be alone and private." Father Trapaso the doctors would not appeal. He also appealing. unstructuicd halls. warmer tomorrow. High in the in the case had decided not to appeal a said said the doctors would not comment. The Quinlans had said after the The unstructured hall had the upper SOs and the low 60s. landmark New Jersey Supreme Court New Jersey Any. Gen. William P. ruling that Ihey would wait to see if highest noise and distraction levels. Probability of precipitation 10 per ruling that could allow the 22-year-old According to the court ruling. Hyland, Morris County Prosecutor any appeals were planned before Self-evolved student leaders in Ihe cent today and tonight. woman to die. before ihe respirator can be turned off Donald G. Collester, St. Clare's atlempting to fulfill the court's unstructured hall did not like the lack competent medical authorities musi Hospital and Thomas Curtin, who was requirements. "That matter is now private," advise Joseph Quinlan (hat his Quintan's court-appointed legal Armstrong said, when asked if the daughter cannot return to a thinking guardian until the high court named media would be informed when the and aware condition. A hospital ethics her father to that role, all said they Architect presents design plans woman's parents begin fulfilling the committee must then consider that would not appeal. for music, recreation facility
By Pat Thomas expected to increase access to the University Provost Kenneth W. News Editor buildings and lessen traffic difficulties. Rothe said that PACT will aid in Facilities for the handicapped, developing "a community base for A site development plan for the new including u parking area adjacent to expressing needs which can then be Music Arts Bldg. and the Recreation the Recreation Center have been met by the station." Center was presented yesterday by included in the design, said Bassett and A PACT steering committee of nine James Bassett, landscape architect and Thomas K. Zung, architect handling members was also approved. a University consultant. the design of the center. Both facilities will be constructed Parking for both buildings is Rothe said WBGU-TV faces a on the southeast comer of Sterling available in the lot behind the Health $70,000 budget cut because of Farm field, next to the Health Center. Center and in the Ice Arena parking decreased federal grants and increased Site plans indicate that two small lakes lot. In addition, a 240-space lot will be programming costs. He suggested that will be constructed in the area around built just north of the Musical Arts additional money might he generated the buildings. Bldg. through the community involvement According to Bassett. the lakes are Bassett said vehicular and pedestrian encouraged by PACT. designed to provide landfill for an traffic patterns as well as the overall The trustees also approved a earth berm which will surround the campus plan had been studied in $140,000 expenditure for the repair of Recreation Center, as well as provide developing the site plans. the east and west roof sections of storm-water-runoff areas and scenic ConklinHall. f value. BASSETT'S presentation followed a ALSO INCLUDED in the plans is meeting of the Board of Trustees. Also noted by the board was a the extension of Merry Avenue (north The board approved the charter of SI ,029,153 increase in total grants and of the Health Center) to Ihe the Public Advisory Council for contracts received by the University intersection of Mercer Road and Television (PACT), designed to for the fiscal year to date. Stadium Drive. The cost and funding provide community input and Approval of the educational and James Bassett, landscape architect and a University consultant, describes his site of the extension has not been assistance to WBGU-TV, the general fee budgets will be the subject development plan for the new Musical Arts Bldg. and Recreation Center. determined. University noncommercial television of the next Board of Trustees meeting. Plans (Newsphoto by Lance Wynnl The Merry Avenue extension is station. May 13. CBS'Daniel Schorr discusses job suspension, future of America
By Jim Sluzewski He said there are still secretive agencies in this country which are not Editorial Editor responsible to the people, and not even to the president. Despite the trauma the country went through over Watergate and its coverup, "There will always be whistle-blowers, they are the saviors of this country." Schorr pointed put that America has come through it well. That is how one of the so-called whistle-blowers, suspended CBS "I don't know any country where the government can be overthrown and correspondent Daniel Schorr, explained his role in publishing confidential CIA another can take over with no military or force as when President Richard M. documents to a group of local educators at the Phi Delta Kappa Symposium held Nixon resigned," he said. yesterday at Toledo's Commodore Perry Hotel. In his years as a foreign correspondent in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, the military was involved in practically every change in government, he Schorr, who was suspended from his reporting duties, explained he does not said. believe he did anything wrong by releasing confidential government reports of He said when Stalin died in Russia, the KGB, the Soviet secret police, and the CIA activities to The Village Voice, a liberal New York weekly. military crowded the si reels day and night to insure someone wouldn't try to seize power. He said since his job and salary suspension from CBS, he has had time to read But he said America today is far from perfect and things will have to change and interpret Constitutional law, particularly the First Amendment and he said in the future. that amendment was set up to allow the press to print documents the "If a nation is going to survive, it has to change from a sense of individualism government would consider top secret, but which the public should know. to some sense of community," he said.
"17 a nation Is going to survive, It has to change from a sense of Individualism to some sense of community,"
In his address. Schorr quoted the late Surpeme Court Justice Hugo Black who "I think whatever the race, whatever the ethnic background, we will have lo said that the press was set up the way it was "to serve the governed, not the learn to share." government." * Everyone getting together and helping each other will mean do or die for the The main topic of his address, though, was how he sees the future of America. country in the future, according to Schorr. . "We're coming to a painful time in our governmental," Schorr said. We still act as though we are a land of unlimited opportunity, although we are He described the current CIA investigations, which he was assigned to cover not, he said, adding that when Europeans were running out of resources they got for CBS, as the "son of Watergate," and explained that those investigations, the together to remedy the situation, though he said it hasn't happened here yet. Watergate affair and other recent government developments are part of the same He said Americans have always cut down forests and then looked for the next general era the country is in. forest to start cutting, but he said they can no longer afford that to continue. He said the things we know and are finding out about government dealings is "The frontier is gone now," he said. like peeling an onion. His insights pointed out that problems which are facing the United States now He said on the surface, the bugging of the Democratic National Headquarters will probably get better in the future. during the 1972 elections seemed relatively harmless, but when that layer of the As for Schorr himself, he does not know what the future holds. onion was peeled off, the next was revealed, showing the operation involving the He says he does not have any immediate plans. break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. "Right now I'm preoccupied with the full-time job of martyrdom. Because ' Schorr added that eventually all the layers are being peeled back and what will I'm so busy, I don't look forward very much." be seen at the core is the very secret sessions of the secretive committees that Eventually he would like to retire and possibly try freelance writing, Schorr Daniel Schorr commit! such offenses as the opening of private mail by the CIA. said. Page 2/The BG Newt, Friday, April 9,1976 kicking the medical habit
Wall Street Journal suggested that WASHINGTON-By next fall almost alone must contribute to killing their healthy ways of living can be expected every one of us will have been patients. to do more than any medical frightened into taking the flu Imagine being a stroke victim, a needed reform breakthroughs or gadgets that are vaccination. No matter what the sitting in a hospital bed-you can't Nicholas likely to be invented. That's a shift for outcome, next winter we'll be happy talk-but you know the chances are The Ohio House of Representatives Wednesday passed and sent to one out of 10 or one out of 15, you an institution prone to equate progress we- took the shots and grateful to the with larger marketing opportunities. . . the Senate a bill that would allow up to $50,000 in compensation for doctors for giving them to us. von Hoffman *'• will be given the wrong medicine. These are only the earliest signs. In ■ crime victims to cover wages lost and medical expenses incurred as a If a million die from flu. well tell At the same time national medical health insurance, the high cost of Washington they still debate national result of a crime. ourselves it would have been two hospital rooms, equal and easy access health insurance, when everyone who's This action desperately was needed to safeguard the innocent million without the vaccinations. If to medical care are questions of high thought about it knows a massive and citizen who often falls victim to the ever-expanding crime wave next winter shows the usual mortality rates, we'll say the shots saved us diagnostic procedures-even when moment. Although there is every continuous campaign to educate sweeping the nation. entirely, and maybe they will have, followed by high level medical reason to suspect that making more people, especially young people, about Making the proposal even more agreeable is the fact that the but there's reason to think we give therapy-have no impact on life care available will shorten life tobacco and food would be cheaper convicted criminals will be footing the bill for the increased state medicine more credit for the control expectancy," writes lllich in an expectancy, people are demanding it. and better for health. How that's expenditures caused by the payments. of such infectious diseases than the excellent little book called "Medical insisting it's an American birthright. supposed to come about as long as The bill stipulates that each convicted criminal will face a $5 schools' free-lunch programs habituate evidence warrants. Nemesis: The Expropriation of We've developed what lllich calls a - increase in court costs to cover the extra expenses. "The combined death rate for Health." "Ironically, ihe serious medical dependency. Even when we're kids to foods that'll give em cancer of The passage of this legislation could make Ohio a safer place to scarlet fever, diptheria, whooping asymptomatic disorders which this well, we're passive patients, persons the colon in 30 years will need some live. Crime victims who normally couldn't afford to miss work and cough and measles from 1860 to 1965. kind of screening alone can discover who are done to. who harbor working out. Kicking medical dependency also would have to drop charges for that and other financial reasons will for children up to 15 shows that are frequently incurable illnesses in impossible expectations from our involves de-emphasis of medical have the opportunity to pursue legal action and clear the streets of nearly 90 per cent of the total decline which early treatment aggravates the physicians, who pay our insurance premiums so that we may die, institutions, if possible. It may be too more criminals. in the death rate over this period had patient's physical condition." intensively cared for by alerting late in the day for people to be sick at If the Senate passes the measure, as we hope they will, the public occurred before the introduction of One way or another, all roads lead antibiotics and widespread to the hospital, a place where many sensors and telemetry. We are home-oi to die at home. Never mind should not take undue advantage of the law and spoil it for immunization against diptheria," or so are called to enter and few are dependent. that it is cheaper and. by some themselves by concocting unreal expenses to milk more money from writes Ivan lllich, one of our most permitted to leave. THERE ARE a few signs of change, standards, happier and more humane. the government. perceptive and original social critics. . "THE AVERAGE frequency of however. The interest in exercise and In less than a century a proper This aid to victims could be an invaluable criminal code reform for The same can be said of typhoid, reported accidents in hospitals was diet for health, not for looks, is middle-class death has changed from a the state and should be given approval in the legislature and the cholera and tuberculosis. Irrtproved higher than in all industries but mines growing and with it the notion that picture of a figure in bed expiring with Sutehouse. nutrition, bringing with it a higher and highrise construction," lllich tells you, not your doctor, are primarily relatives all around to the television resistance, seems to offer a better us, but who doesn't know? Hospitals responsible for yourself. cliche of the blip on the electronic explanation for the decline of these are so feared that their reputations A recent article on health in the oscillator flicking to a monotone line. diseases than the work of our modem medicine. students need R As THESE ARE bothersome thoughts because we do live in what lllich calls a Rumors of the University administrators questioning the necessity medicalized society. Medicine isn't the of having Resident Advisers (RAs), and advocating abolishment of affair of the sick alone. Sick or well, the RA program have been circulating since the beginning of you go to the doctor. You go to the February. Most of the discussion1 was done in light of questioning doctor even before you are born and, if you're unlucky, your health of the Residence Program's Office budget. problems begin with the doctor Since February, the rumor has faded away and the questioning has X-raying your little fetal body. There stopped. However, that does not mean that the University could not is a doctor-specialist for every age abolish the RA program because of future budgetary limitations. group. Babies have pediatricians and If that situation ever occurs, the University might save some older people have geroniologists. for money in salaries, but other expenses could skyrocket, while the the stages of life have become a quality of dorm life would plummet. sequence of medical conditions. The University of Missouri at Columbia's recent experiment with We are never supposed lo be out of various forms of dorm living (some dorms had RAs, while others did a doctor's care. The radio and the not) showed a definite advantage to the student aided by an RA. television tell us to get our lungs Students living in dorms with RAs adjusted better to the college X-rayed, to get our lumps palpitated, our blood pressure measured, and experience, while those without RAs had a more difficult time. never put off medical examination just Those dorms without RAs were also subjected to increased vandalism because we feel good. Patients aren't by students from other dorms. just sick people; they are all people. The most serious implication was that in a dorm without RAs, no The healthy patient isn't an anomaly, one had responsibility in an emergency. he's routine. RAs provide a vital link between the student and the University. Considerable doubt exists that They provide many intangible benefits to the student, and even inviting people who feel good to get considering abolishing RAs Is unthinkable. check-ups helps them. "A review of two dozen studies shows that these HOW DO YOU Sfm'PHALAiNGISTV?" this may be the year for advocates of new tax plans
WASHINGTON-Now is the time deductions and from other tax law an easy decision for either party voluntary compliance by the citizens. accountants and lawyers can when most of us are up to our wallets devices. nominee. Closing loopholes in tax And that faith is seriously eroded understand. in income tax paper work. The IF CARTER gets the Democratic shelters is guaranteed to bring down when ordinary taxpayers feel that There might even be popular deadline is four week's away. Even the nomination, we may hear more details the wrath of special interest lobbies. others are escaping their fair share of support for a presidential candidate IRS says the new forms are more J.F terHorit of his tax simplification plan this fall. the burden of government through who is able to come up with a simple, Yet the time has come to recognize complicated than ever. That would force Mr. Ford to unveil special loopholes or through an fair tax plan. After all, Robin Hood You would think, therefore, that his own-if not the Simon plan, at least the fact that the success of the economic ability to take advantage of didn't get to be a hero by taking from American tax system rests upon the presidential candidates would be something akin to it. But it will not be a complicated law that only the poor and giving to the rich. brimming over with ideas to ease our anguish. But no. Nothing beats an election campaign for stultifying time. Simon and many economists serious talk of tax reform. agree that the government's tax The reason is that tax reform is revenues would still be maintained at political dynamite. It can hurt a present levels. Lerrers candidate as much as it helps. Treasury While home owners would lose their grade teacher reading a fairy tale to his my mind that had a child approached Unfortunately there seems little Secretary William Simon has a simple tax deductions for mortgage interest, t.v. lecture class, when it would be so much easier, that dog to pet it (as children naturally doubt to me at this time that, much as plan he tried hard to get into President they would make up the difference The class started out quite normally faster, more enjoyable, and less boring do), the beast would have snapped. 1 in the case of New York City. BGSU is Ford's election-year budget message. through lower tax rates. The Simon as the graduate assistant (who was very for each of us to read his own book. feel that the officer on the scene will polarizing into pro and ami dog The White House told him to be a plan would set rates at 10 to 12 per pleasant by the way) explained the And besides thai, if we read the agree with me. factions. 1 noted a photo on April 7 in good boy and go away. cent of income for persons at the low materials that each of us would need book on our own we wouldn't have to The lax policy of this university the BG News on the virtue of dogs end of the scale and from 35 to 40 per for the studio part of the art class. She be distracted by the tacky music that regarding such animals is going to lead running all over campus. Your subtle JIMMY CARTER offhandedly gave cent for high income persons. then proceeded to explain that this is played in the background to some child getting hurt. I see small pro-dog stance did not escape sensitive Honda voters a quick peek at his class would be a TV lecture course. (I throughout the so-called lecture. kiddies on campus all the time, and if eyes. version of tax reform. His Democratic Thus a family of four with an understand that Art 101 and 102 both In a psychology course I learned one of these youngsters gets bitten But again. I urge all concerned, rivals jumped on him so savagely that income of SI 5.000 might have an make use of these TV lectures). something that I think also applies there's going lo be one hell of a responsible people who arc tired of Carter dropped it like a hot Georgia annual federal tax of $1,500. Well, 1 have heard quite a bit about here. In one of the chapters we read lawsuit. being vicitmized by the irresponsible peanut. Wealthier individuals would pay a tax TV lecture courses from people I know (completely on our own!) there was a I realize that many of the few to take action. But you may hear more of this tax of 35 per cent on their incomes over that go to Ohio State. They discussion on the effect that a irresponsible dog-owners have their Thomas Kreneck simplification proposal if either Mr. $50.000-in other words $17,500 in complained that there was no time for teacher's attitude can have on the beasts for surrogate children, but I H9Wolfly Ford or Carter becomes the taxes or more. students to ask questions, and no way achievement of students. When the wish those fools would come to grips presidential nominees in November. It Lowest income families would for professors to know when students teacher had high expectations for a with their own psychological problems is a plan that, in its essence, has continue to pay no income taxes at all. are confused. student, the student had tendency to in other manners. support not only from a conservative But the wealthy, those making The tape does not stop and go over fulfill those expectations. Its been some time now since we THe BG news $100,000 a year or more, would lose anything even if it is obvious that the It worked the other way too. If the victims first brought this awful like Simon and a Democratic moderate EDITORIAL STAFF like Carter, but also from some noted all present tax shelters. entire class is confused. And then of teacher had very low expectations for situation to the attention of the •*«»' ioaaph t. wollal II liberal economists. But it is also so course, everyone told of how boring a student, then die student would tend campus community, but apparently managing «<»or k.vin b. meet ay bold that it may take a while before GIVING UP a deduction for home watching someone lecturing on TV can only to do worse. My point is this: I the officialdom still refuses to do """* •*'»' patricit a. rhomaa aditorial aditor ,„M ,. duiawafci most politicians and lawmakers are mortgage interest would certainly be. But even after remembering expect more from a (course) teacher anything about it. Also, it seems that win aditor william p. taundan brave enough to look at it seriously. worry a lot of voters, as Carter found everything that people had told me than to have him or her read the no student organization has done mattaup aditor victoria I, litford out. The treasury department says about TV lecture, 1 was still prepared textbook to me. and I think that the anything positive in this direction. •PWta aditor willn c. amp The proposal, as first outlined by about eight million families save an to give it a try. For one thing. 101 and teacher should expect more of me_ Permit me to make a suggestion to photo aditor |lne. t wvnn Simon in a speech to the Tax average of $250 in taxes each year 102 are prerequisites for almost every than for me to sit there and listen to concerned citizens. If you feel as I do COPY aditor chariot j.ackttwn because of the present deduction. But other art course there is. 1 also wanted him read for two hours a week. (tha't we are being victimized), Foundation in New York last BUSINESS STAFF December 3, is simply "to wipe the wealthy home owners save even more. to take a general art course such as this Having someone read the textbook everytime you see a violation by one to me implies that they don't think I of these irresponsible dog-owners I butinai. nunaoar douolai a. blank slate dean of personal tax preferences, Moreover, they take advantage of one. advertising manager gordon t. aayra special deductions and credits, other tax loopholes because they have Prepared for boredom, but ready to can read or think on my own, and I urge you to call Campus Security. "*■ "wnatar h/nna d. manak exclusions from income and the like" more money to invest in such ventures learn, I watched and listened intently don't like being told that. I don't want Don't harass them; just state your case. and to impose instead a single than do lower income persons. to the TV. As 1 started to take some that little expected of me. Tha BG Nam i. publiahad Tuaadayt progressive tax on all individuals. There also are millions of American notes the person next to me said, 1 truly believe you will get the #>ru Fridtvt during tha ragula, tchoot That would mean eliminating tax taxpayers who get no benefit at all "Don't write that down, "it's right out Peter DeMott message across. I'm not really V»ar. and onca a waok during tha deductions for home mortgage from mortgage interest deductions. of the book." It was right out of the 225 Anderson convinced that the police are the •ummar aauioni. undar authority of tha proper ones to talk to about this mess Publication. Committaa o< Bowling interest, which got Carter in some Renters, for example. book. It wasn't just the same material Groan Stata UnraaraHy. as that in the text; it was word for because they don't make policy. difficulty last week. And it would dogs Opinions axproaaad m H. tonal mean an end to the free ride for the Simon's shop reports that only word directly out of the book. However, perhaps one of them will get cartoona or othar column, in tha Nawi millionaires-which would have irked about one-third of the 17 million I could hardly believe it. Not only I'd like to commend Beth tired of the deluge of calls and refer us 2" """•"•""'■v rotlect tha opinion, of . Weinberger for her denunciation of the to the proper person in the »>a Unitamty Adminittration. (acuity or Republican contributors, had Mr. Ford taxpayers with incomes from $10,000 was it unbdieveable, but it was ttaff or tha Stata of Ohio. Opinion. advocated the Simon plan. to $15,000 were able to take insulting, degrading, and out and out irresponsible dog-owners and their administration. Then, and only then **'"*""' by column.*, do not \\ advantage of the interest deduction disgusting as well. irrational defenders such as C. Peters. will we get something done. naeaaaarily raftact tha opinion, of Tho BUT STUDIES by the Treasury last year. Only about half of those I can read and 1 am sure that the Ms. Weinberger, I can totally Grass-roots, local political action is BG Nawi. Editorial, in tha BG Nowa Department and outside groups with incomes from $15,000 to rest of the student body can also. sympathize with you about your child as American as apple pie, and the raflact tha opinion, of tha majority of , mambar. of tha BG Kjaj Editorial suggest that individual income tax $30,000 were able to use the Then why. I ask, was there someone being bitten by these ranging canines. powers-that-be have been telling us all Board. rate* could be substantially reduced if deduction. The higher the income, the on the TV screen reading our textbook Late this fall I saw a campus our young lives that it works. Now. Editorial and Buainaa. Offic. all the tax credits and deductions were higher the percentage of taxpayers to us? Why should we be forced to sit policeman apprehend a dog near the let's see if they'll come across on their 106 Unhraraity Hall erased from the books. At the same getting a break from mortgage interest and listen to what seemed like a third Union. There is absolutely no doubt in promises. Phono 3722003 Friday. April 9. 1976, The BG New»/Pige 3 day in review Unemployment hurts youths Although the US "If that's no! social market and almost half of joblessness among American and seeking employment. economy is improving, job dynamite, I don't know all unemployed workers. youths is the large number JAMES L. GALLOWAY, opportunities for teenagers what is." said Sar Levitan. Although the jobless rate of them who enter the job director of career planning GEORGE C. WALLACE his conceded CLAUD1NE LONGET. singer-actress, and young adults remain director of George has improved in recent market each year. The and placement, said the (hat the "odds are great" against his was charged yesterday with the reckless scarce. • Washington University's months the number of teens post-war baby boom has employment situation winning the Democratic presidential manslaughter in the death of her lover, "One of the most tragic Center for Manpower who are unemployed is still increased the number of appears to be "a lot better nomination this year. professional skier Vladimir "Spider" consequences of the 1975 Studies. above 19 per cent leaving teenagers in the labor this year than it was last However, the Alabama governor says Sabich. He was fatally shot almost-three recession and the severe ALTHOUGH 3.4 million youths jobless. market form 4.8 million to year." especially for those he will continue to wage an active, but weeks ago at the home they shared. unemployment projected unemployment rates are The overall unemployment 8.8 million over the last 15 in business and health fields. scaled-down campaign for the nation's If convicted on the felony charge, the through 1980 is the typically higher for rate has dropped from 8.9 years with an additional 2.5 Galloway also said that the highest office. French-born entertainer could be fined economic, social and teenagers and young adults per cent last May at the million entering the labor number of job recruiters His campaign coffers almost depleted, up to $30,000 and sentenced up to tO psychological impact it will than ihey are for the rest of height of the recession to market annually. visiting the university this Wallace told reporters Wednesday that years in prison. have on many young the labor market, the 7.6 per cent in February. THE DECLINE in the year has increased as has the less money will be spent by the campaign Longei appeared in Pitkin County people," the Joint recession lias worsened the Black youths especially birth rate, which began in number of students being in the future and he will be making fewer Court yesterday with her former Economic Committee of situation. have been affected by the the US in the early 1960s, recruited. campaign appearances. husband, singer Andy Williams, at her Congress said in a recent According to the Bureau lack of available jobs. probably will not affect the side. But he denied that the campaign is statement. of Labor Statistics, at the Government figures indicate job market until the eirly Kurt K. Zimmerman, insolvent, contending the campaigns of County Court Judge John Wendt The Committee said that height of the recession last that 34.6 per cent of black 1980s. director of student othet presidential candidates are in worse accepted a motion from the district the severe unemployment year. 3.7 million youths, youths between the ages of "The kinds of job employment, said that need of money and "I wonder where they attorney to transfer the case to Pitkin predicted through 1980 half in their teens and hall 16 and 21 are unemployed. opportunities that kids had "although we don't make are going to get it." County District Court, where the charge could cause increasing in. their early 20s, were This rate increased to over five years ago have largely counts" there has been a Wallace was questioned about the was filed. crime, drug abuse and other unemployed. This group 50 per cent for those from disappeared." Nat large number of students financial health of his campaign following District Court Judge George E. Lohr types of antisocial behavior accounted for nearly one inner city areas. Goldfinger, research asking his office for an announcement Tuesday that his advised Longet of her rights under among the nation's young. fourth of the civilian labor A major reason for director for the AFL-CIO assistance in finding summer campaign staff is being cut by two-thirds Colorado law and granted a motion from said. "Blacks." he said, "lo employment. There has to about 30 workers and that the her attorney, Charles V. Weedman of Los a great extent are locked been an increase in the campaign's available funds about equal its Angeles, for a preliminary hearing. into central city slum areas number of residence halls debts. The hearing was set for June 8. Profs studying police and especially feel the loss and organizations who have Wallace brushed aside suggestions that Lohr also granted a motion by of neighborhood stores." requested speakers from his the campaign is bankrupt, complaining, Weedman that a personal diary kept by By Jane Musgrave police department had been office to discuss summer job "When we're open and above board in exercises and are given series Despite the demise of the Longet not be released by the court to charged with sex and race hunting tactics with what we do, then it's classified as if we're Asst. Copy Editor of perception, memory and draft. Penagon officials say anyone not involved in the case. disenmination in recruiting students, he said. broke." personality tests. that they have had no Two University practices. As a result. $96 The recruits' problem meeting their Still looking for his first primary win, STATE SENATORS voted yesterday psychology professors arc million in revenue Airing performance duties observed recruiting goals. Sgt. Irene Wallace predicted a deadlocked to restore budgel cuts of the commerce doing research for the city funds have been withheld by veteran police officers, Douglas of the Army Democratic National Convention this department while stripping it of certain of Chicago on procedures by federal judges. members of Chicago She's dreaming July and said his delegates "will be a consumer protection functions and recruiting office in Bowling used in police officci agencies and the researchers. factor. They won't be ignored." placing them in lhe office of Democratic HOWEVER. GUION said Green said that she docs not ofa selection. The city awarded The evaluations are After his third-place showing in the Aity. Gen. William J. Brown. a new plan for judging attribute the number of the psychology department analyzed and hopefully will Lady Seiko Wisconsin primary Tuesday, Wallace Most minority Republicans went along ■ecruits is being devised. "If people wanting to enter the be used to predict the type slipped from second to fourth in delegate with the measure, giving the department a $47,000 grant to conduct the judges are convinced servici to lugh rates of Designer strength with 104 delegates pledged to an extra SI.8 million. But (hey warned the research. that the new system of of performance which uncnipi>yment .hut lo the him. they will ask GOP Gov. James A. Rhodes "What we are trying to judging lecruits is indicates good police officer improvements in the Army. Watch. to veto the consumer transfer. do is to develop a battery of non-discriminatory, the potential. Guion said. Many high schools and tests and observations that PRESIDENT FORD would prefer Sen. The bill, which wenl to the house on a funds will be released," he Guion said the judges college graduates do not can he used to predict may release the funds want lo commit themselves Hubert II Humphrey as his opponent in 31-2 vote, puts additional funds into Mid which persons will make because the police to the armed forces next November's presidential election various divisions of (he department to Though the research because Ford believes former Georgia good police officers and study began two years ago. department is making a immediately after finishing enable it to continue uninterrupted its which ones won't." Dr. "good faith effort" to end school, but many do Gov. Jimmy Carter would not give the other services such as regulation of banks, it is only in lhe past two Robert M. Guion. professor discriminatory practices, eventually, because of the voters a clear choice of candidates. savings and loans, building and loans, and months that intensive work of psychology, said. but the release is uncertain. job security the armed Gannett Newspapers reported yesterday. the state fire marshal's office. has been done. Guion said. Guion. Co director of the A center has been set up Guion and Alvares are forces offers, she said. Ford said of Carter, "He is just not Commerce Director J. Gordon Peltier, project with Dr. Kenneth M. specific enough, no) definite enough for at war with the Democratic-dominated whcio recruits arc tested. assisted by psychology ( Alvares. associate professor Before entering the police majors. Graduate students. Economists say job Ivt5»vli>in((s the public to know where he stands." Controlling Board the past several months ek'K.inl l>ut lhe of psychology, originally academy, recruits are John Arnold and Dennis ('. opportunities will become In an interview with Gannett. Ford over about $2 million in budget cuts for price All Seiko was contacted by the required lo attend a Sweeney, are involved in the even more scarce in May w They vt got • long wey to go In a world that Isn't easy ORPHYUM CIRCUIT OF BGSU But wtih someone* help they'll make it What they need presents ■s a friend 'Someone to act os confidant and guide Perhaps It could be you at a Salesian Prieet or Brother. LE CABARET: A REVUE The Selesians of Si John Bosco were founded in 1859 to serve youth unlike other orders whose apostolate has changed A New York Cabaret style performance of two acts with varying conditions, the Salesians always have been - and will be, youth oriented. Today we're helping to prepare young- crammed with the best songs and dances of Broadway. sters for the world that awaits them tomorrow Nol an easy task but one which we welcome Staged by the Orphyum Circuit - And how do we go about if1 By following the precepts of talented music & theatre majors from bgsu our founder. Oon Bosco To crowd oul evil with reason, religion end kindness with a method of play, learn .mo pray We're trying to build better communities by helping to create better men TWO PERFORMANCES EACH NIGHT -8:00 & 10:00 P.M. At a Salesian you are guaranteed the chance to help the young in a wide range of endeavor . at guidance counsel- ors, technical and academic teachers, as coaches. FRIDAY, APRIL 9 psychologists .. in boys clubs, summer camps as mission- SATURDAY, APRIL 10 aries And you are given me kind of training you need to ADMISSION '5.00 achieve your alms. 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Now; arm to and fro to limber up side-to-side angle determines The spin is another what are you going to do the muscles. the type of arch the frisbee element of control, with it? Toss it willy-nilly, will make. Initially, just according to Weigand. The or throw it like an expert? The most useful grip is experiment with the frisbee, more spin, the better. To > Gary Wiegand, student the backhand flip. The keeping it at different get spin, snap the wrist hard and expert frisbee thrower, throwing hand is poised front-to-back and as you let go. ^0 offered some tips for with the thumb on top, side-to-side angles to see beginners and a secret for index finger on the edge and exactly what the potential is A secret for advanced advanced throwers. the three remaining fingers for the throw. throwers: skipping off the grass is done with a ^H First, for maximum speed supporting underneath. and power, keep your Ultimately, you will backspin. banking the frisbee in good condition. A This position allows the know that if you hold the frisbee, in the direction of frisbee that has landed on most control against the frisbee at a certain angle, it the spin, against the ground. cement develops scratched wind, the most difficult edges. This- will injure your variable to control. It, fingers. Take a piece of fine alone, can determine sandpaper and rub the whether the throwing will Leftist violence damaged edge with >t. A be good. 9 ^Hl smooth edge on an old L. Next, arrange your body • i^^fci__^^_ frisbee makes it as good as a ravages Italy ^L^p— — new frisbee. in a straight line with where ROME (AP)-Extremists hurling firebombs rampaged Peer counselors, Deborah K. Smith and Vicki L. Lamana, senior!, discuss the new you want Id throw the NOW. OUT ON the grass, frisbee. If your body is in a through downtown Rome yesterday, attacking government functions of the Personal Development and life Planning Center with Dr. Joseph offices, police stations and Christian Democratic party Counselors Lombardi, coordinator of consultation for the center. (Newsphoto by Dave Ryan) loosen up a bit. As a golfer direct line with the target, swings without following the frisbee will not wander offices. The wave of violence heightened tensions caused by off. Remember: know Italy's political and economic turmoil. exactly where you want the The Christian Democrats rejected a Communist offer to frisbee to land, advised help prop up their shaky minority government in exchange Center offers varied services Weigand. ' for a formal 'ole in policy making. The Christian Democratic newspaper II Popolo said Communists could By Willie Slaughter the community, but that or testing services. help students develop their programs are offered to help Next is the throw. Don't play a constructive role in parliament while remaining in Staff Reporter the center's purpose is not Lombardi said both whole selves." students organize study just let go of the frisbee. the opposition. to give solutions to all individual and group Five undergraduate peer time and material to improve Hold it, then let it slide off The University's Personal problems. counseling are available in group counselors serve as an their grades. your hand in a slow, easy, THE COMMUNISTS denounced the street violence as Development and Life "We want to help people addition to vocational adjunct to regular relaxed motion. As a result, "provocation and hooliganism." The Vatican newspaper Planning Center, 320 to explore and reach their counseling. counseling. Carek said firm "Some people have the control can be sustained and also condemned the firebomb attacks and urged authorities Student Services Bldg. own solutions through self MANY PEOPLE are not relationships have been premise that you have to be pacing and rhythm may be to ban "demonstrations obviously fomenting new passions formerly known as the assessment of their abilities, aware of the services that established as a result of sick or have serious developed in the throw. and offering opportunities for acts of criminal Counseling Center, is needs and interests" Carek the center provides. We peer counseling. problems to come here, but provocation." prepared to assist the said, adding that the center want to deal with all the coming here is actually a THE ANCLE AT which In Milan, another in a series of fires believed set by University community in seeks to help people solve students, faculty, and staff THE CENTER also filers sign of strength, not you throw is also tricky arsonists heavily damaged the Motta Candy Co. factory and more ways than just their problems. by being a source to help marriage counseling, weakess," Lombardi said. because two angles are put 3,000 employes out of work. Stnkes for higher pay by counseling. Dr. Joseph Lombardi. them decide what they want "Outreach" programs, involved--the front-to-back one million construction workers and airport employes Dr. Roman G. Carek, coordinator of consultation to do," he said. vocational testing, interest Interviews may be angle (in relationship to added to the country's economic woes. director of the center, for the center, said that Carek described the testing, and entrance arranged on a walk-in basis your body), and the Police said an estimated 3.000 leftist extremists threw at explained that the center many people had center as "not so much a examinations for at the center from 10-12 side-to-side angle (parallel to least 20 fire bombs at the headquarters of the ruling has the staff and the skills "misconceptions that the clinic, but a place to discuss professional and graduate a.m. and 1-3 p.m. Monday the ground). Christian Democrats and at the Justice Ministry, injuring a to deal with the needs of center offered just therapy problems in living. We try to schools. Study skills through Friday. policeman and a passer-by. No serious damage was reported. 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Three director of bilingual a social service center in The talent and guests for events concerning the discussion of stereotypes other hosts, besides Garcia education. Lucas County Fort Wayne. Ind. will give a the show are primarily Faculty, staff and students who are interested in Chicano community, then and prejudices with student and Duran. are Gil and schools. Celia Barberena. report on upcoming events recruited from the learning more about and possibly participating in the "Que Pasa" is the show for hosts George Garcia and Alberto Gonzalez and developmental education in northeastern Indiana. immediate area. University Seminar Program are invited to attend a you. Sylvester Duran Jr. Alfonsede la Pena. and Balditt. Student hosts The students of the Latin meeting from 3-5 p.m. on Monday in 105 Hanna Hall. "Que Pasa," translated Guests from the Each half-hour show will for the program will be TRADITIONAL Mexican Union make the necessary from Spanish means "what's University were Rosendo combine a main topic. Garcia and Gonzalez. and Indian dancing will be arrangements to contact the happening." It is a bilingual Rivera and Miguel Omelas orMhe-spot film features, The film feature will featured on April 19 with guesis. "The students are Design exhibit (Spanish, English) program of the ethnic studies announcements of show projects in three the Victor Diaz Dance like assistant producers." de that combines entertain- department, and Juan upcoming events and Fulton County elementary Company from Toledo. la Pena said. "It's impossible The fourth annual student design exhibition will open ment and informational Balditt, doctoral student in referral information schools designed to promote The film feature will take to say how much time goes at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Fine Arts Bldg. gallery. content, while focusing on education administration Monday's show will greater English fluency for viewers to Clyde, Ohio into show preparation cultural awareness in the and supervision. feature bilingual education Mexican-American students where Tony Moreno will because it has been a Chicano community. as the discussion topic. The and increased appreciation display his home museum of massive production." Singers perform The first show of the THE NEXT 12 programs merits of bilingual of Chicano culture. Mexican and Indian Larry Peltz, director of artifacts. "Que Pasa." said "the kids Other programs in the have learned TV overnight. The Defiance Chapter of the Society for the series will feature They have learned how it Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Dem foes to attend fund raiser discussions of minority works very quickly. It's Singing in America will perform at 8 p.m. Monday in the rights, migrant workers, been a crash course for Recital Hall. Music Bldg COLUMBUS presidential contender Paul Tipps said Jackson had largely to his increasing legislation lot Mexican them." (AP)--Two leaders of the seeking to stop the former a schedule conflict. attacks on Carter, who has Americans and Interview! Even though "Que Pasa" "UUIJII Jimmy Carter" governor of Georgia from won all the primary contests with prominent community h.iv only been aired once, it Body talk bandwagon will share the winning the Democratic BUT THE Carter-Wallace- except New York. members. is being received quite well rostrum with their foe at presidential nomination, ■Udall combination left a Polls of Wisconsin voters Upcoming films will according lo Pelt? and Joan Dr. Robert D. Myers, director of the jisychobiology the Ohio Democratic party's will appear with Carter at potential for fireworks at Oil election day showed feature a Mexican uM.uri.inl (lot don, director of program at Purdue University, will present a talk on annual fund raising dinner the dinner. the dinner, where each many switched their votes in Defiance, the Benito television information at "Neurochemical Mechanisms in Body Thermoregulatory. tonight. Sen. Henry Jackson candidate willtill speakspcal briefly. from Carter because of Juarez Center, the Chaiin WBGUTV. Feeding and Other Behavior" at 5 p.m. Monday in 112 Alabama Gov. George C. (D-Wash.) was scheduled to Udall's near-victorycar-victc in the Udall's criticism of Carter riding club in Ft. Wayne and "It's tough to tell after Life Science Bldg. Wallace and Rep. Morris K. attend, but canceled in Wisconsin primary for evasion on the issues. the Defiance Boxing Club. one week." Gordon said, Udall (D-Ariz.), each a midweek. State Chairman Tuesday was attributed but we have icceived some WALLACE HAS also According to G.uci.i, favorable comments." String concert uken to the slump during "Que Pasa" was begun to The senes is aired every New gold laws posed his flagging campaign to "upgrade the image of the Monday at 7 p.m. The University Chamber Orchestra, conducted by criticize the fellow Chicano and Mexican- WBGU-TV, Richard Cioffari.will present a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday WASHINGTON is managing director of the HOWEVER, only minor Southerner for untruthful- in the Recital Hall. Music Bldg ( AP) -- Proposals to IMF. predicted to newsmen st u 111 hi in g blocks in ness. eliminate gold as it will be late next year, at Congress are likely, since international money and the earliest, before enough the United States had Wallace has told his US corporation establish flexible new rules nations have approved the pushed for the changes in supporters that Carter Bio-medical ethics for currency exchange rates proposals to put them into the role of gold and the sought a close association Dr. Richard Wasserstrom. professor of philosophy and are ready for approval by its effect. system of currency with him dunng Georgia's target of attack professor of law at UCLA, will be on campus to speak 12 8 members, the He said they need to be exchange rates in the fust govemor'1 rice, but turned on the topic of bio-medical ethics. International Monetary approved by at least 77 IMF place. away after being elected Many foreign companies The lecture, at 8 tonight in 210 Math-Science Bldg.. Fund (IMF) said yesterday. members. This would Carter was scheduled to BUENOS AIRES have been targets of leftist will he on "Problems of the Allocation of Scarce The initial impact of the represent 80 per cent of the I ho exchange rale arrive in Cleveland last (AP) ■- Gunmen attacked the home of an Argentine attack since political Live-Saving Therapy." At 2 p.m. Saturday in 210 changes on the lives of total voting strength of the provision will make legal night, then campaign in Ihc violence flared up in Math-Science Bldg.. he will lecture on "Is There a Right Americans probably would IMF. what the United Stales has lakeshore city this morning executive of the US-bated Argentina al lha beginning to Die? " be negligible. Since the United States been doing since and early afternoon. Pfizer Corp. yesterday, of the 1970a. Wasserstrom's final lecture will be at 2 p.m. Monday THE PROPOSALS, has 23 per cent of the l")74"lcttmg the value of He flies 10 Columbus this killing a private guatd and Hut the coup that ousted in the studios of WBGUTV oft the subject of "The which are in the form of an voting strength, a favorable the US dollar be set by afternoon. Udall and wounding another, President Isabel Peron two Determination of Death." amendment to the IMF vote by the US 1,'ongress is market forces, a procedure Wallace are due to arrive in authorities said. weeks ago was supposed to All lectures are free and open to the public charter, require each essential. called "floating" Columbus laic afternoon. The executive, Identified end political violence. member "to direct its as Carlos Sardan. was not economic and financial trmnm* »». A************************** . .».».**»*»» injured, police said. They said the unidentified On Wednesday, seven Foreign films policies toward the Peronlll union militants objective of fostering attackers fled in a car. 1 weie sentenced by a The romance languages department is presenting two orderly economic growth •n The attack took place in films by Bunuel at 7 p.m. tonight in 115 Education FOR RENT 1 the Buenos Aires subuih ol military court to prison with reasonable price Bldg. A SI donation will be asked. The films to be + ■ Bouglonc. terms langing from 3 to 10 stability..." * 1 shown are "Un Chien Andalou" and "Viridiana." Sardan works for PfiZCI years for illegal possession Johannes II. Wiiieveen. 818 7th St. & -~ i S.A., the Argentine ol guns and explosives. the 54-year-old former * i subsidiary of Pfizer Corp. of The sentences were the Dutch finance minister who * 1 * 1 New York. 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If they approve the proposal as presented by Stocker. had a revenue sharing program, essentially the same, for 40 reduce their tax rate. they will publicize the plan and promote "a genuine effort An alternative for distribution of the Local Government years," he said. Fund was presented yesteiday by Dr. Frederick D. Stocker, Ohio's program is subject to the same criticisms as the The proposal can not be viewed as neutral, Stocker to get it translated into legislation." professor of business, research, economics and public federal program. Opponents argue that these explained. The urban areas and poor areas will benefit most "The hope of the founders in the organization is that, il administration at Ohio State University. no-strings-attached grants do not adequately report how the from the distribution, as they do now. However, large cities you get a half a dozen of the major Ohio interest groups Speaking as part of the Economic Colloquium Series money is being used at ihe local level and that deficient will gain funds with the new proposal at the expense of the with a stake in public finance to agree and hang together sponsored by the economics department, Stocker described distribution formulas put money in the wrong places. counties, he said. the present distribution system and outlined a proposal he "We have devised a new way of handling this fund," (behind this proposal)," Stocker said, "there is a chance lo had researched with Gary C. Cornia, an Ohio State Ph.D. Stocker said, "that attempts to achieve an equal yield This could be justified by arguing that the counties are get something that makes sense through the legislature. candidate in public administration. pattern." not under the same fiscal pressures that the large cities are The Local Government Fund is a slate program which facing, he said. - Stocker, who received his Masters and Ph.D. Irom currently dispenses SI 50 million a year to Ohio's 88 EQUAL YIELD WILL produce the same amount of Cornell University, is the editor of the Bulletin of Business counties. The county budget commission, in turn, divides revenue per capita for a given tax rate. "I FEEL IT IS desirable to design an intergovernmental Research. He is a council member of the American Society the funds among their communities on the basis of need. Stocker's proposal will replace the present two-stage sharing program that will lessen the out-migration from the for Public Administration and has served as a consultant to The fund is financed from a percentage of the general sales distribution plan with a single grant in which each town, central city," Stocker said. It is possible that the present the (Ohio) Citizens Task Force on Tax Reform. Ohio tax, the corporate franchise tax and the intangible property borough and municipality in Ohio would receive an system induces migration, he added. Department of Economic and Community Development tax. which is paid by financial institutions on deposits. entitlement based on its lax rate and property tax base. and the Ohio Governor's Commission on Local Government The new proposal also introduces an income adjustment The Ohio Institute on Public Finance, a non-profit Services. OHIO'S LOCAL Government Fund is similiar in to further the distribution equalization. Stocker said. rationale and structure to General Revenue Sharing, a The economic implications of this alternative include a DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau federal program which distributes funds to state and local possible effect upon income which is likely to allow some governments. public revenue intended for public expenditure to spill over uxx..uxs..Lers JONAS, WHAT IS WBtlAU W UH..SIK.SB- tammiranmm vim. F0KE WE-AIL The federal revenue sharing program, which is before into the private sector. Stocker said. W IS THAT IF m dm** V JUSTsee/evmfiss TUIIH6 ME U£*£ JVST 60N6 W 60 IN TEXAS. FBAVN J STAWASIK Atv Dommmmu 60JIMPIN6 Congress for renewal, is a controversial program, Stocker "I also expeel some effects on municipal tax effort," he isnmsaBBuamcHVt*. TUELMsesTawmiNmemw INTO BED TD- swowswmAits v eveirw. KO'S V* ffSZ AGAH, eeTHOi I ommtoF THeeAOH. m THENMAmue'U is amemvaeawstCOM- AmriKimifKpax- MOKABANSTTHB MUNSKIT XNAS. .MBjk, 2 3 4 6 6 8 9 10 II nr 13 OMANSA DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ■ 7 smtsA/mwoess-, 11 5 ACROSS 61 Jeweler's term ' 1 Kidney ahaped 62 Shake up 16 17 nut 66 Quarantine 8 20 ■ 21 7 Sacrsd month of 67 Palscs, in Rome ■ 1 the Moslem yesr 68 Passerine bird !2 21 25 14 Part of UM 69 Fmi.it " street MM 60 Become furious !6 28 16 Raise " 16 Relating to DOWN (9 ■1 32 31 summer 1 Norma'a famous 31 17 Psrt of English aria IS 36 ■ 37 jurisdiction 2 Before birth after 886 3 Feel the cold J8 18 Ons of the 4 Lifted, as sn Aliens anchor " ■ m ■ 13 ~ By Tory Goodnun .300 respectively Manser is at .222 and all are smooth Aairtint Sports Editor defensively. You can bet your life thai Bowling Green baseball coach Don Purvis and avid Falcon fans will be very intent NEXT FOR YOUNG - Bowling Green's Mr. Everything, onlookers at 1 p.m. today when the red-hot Orange nine Kip Young, will go after career win number 32 against entertains Hillsdale at Stellar Field. Adrian on Monday. It'll be an excellent opportunity to watch the hard-throwing righthander, who was in top form Sore-armed senior southpaw Mike Hale, one of BG's top before being pulled after three frames Tuesday. pitchers from last season, is the probable starter in the first Young is scheduled to go the distance in quest for his game of the double header. sixth victory against no defeats this season. Hale injured his throwing wing in his first outing during He supports a 1.80 earned run average and has whiffed the spring trip to Florida. He worked four innings, didn't 34 batters in 30 innings. pick up a decision and has an earned run average of 6.75. "HALE WILL BE a probable starter." admitted Purvis, who is taking every precaution in handling him. "He should Eastern Michigan, currently ranked the fifth best team in be ready for some work, but if he's not, I'm not going to the nation, was favored to win its second straight MAC rush him." baseball title by the loop coaches. If Hale can't go. Romie Schwieterman (lr) will get the call. Jim Joyce (1-1) is slated to go in game two. THE HURONS were seven points ahead of Toledo University in the balloting of the coaches. The Falcons, 12-5. currently are riding an eight-game After Toledo came Miami. Central Michigan. Ohio winning streak. After today's twinbill, Adrian College University, the Falcons, Western Michigan. Ball State, invades here Monday at 2 p.m. for two games. Then, BG Northern Illinois and Kent State. travels to South Bend, Ind. on Tuesday to battle Notre Dame. In all of these games (six in five days), Purvis will be looking at a lot of his players. Bruce Boley. Gary Kite and Dan Hipsher are all scheduled to see some work today and Monday. Kite has "I'M GOING TO see as many players as 1 can," Purvis made three appearances this season already, but Boley and said, "but our first objective, of course, is to win." Hipsher haven't been as fortunate. After the Irish tussle. BG will get to serious business next Boley started once and lost and Hipsher hasn't seen weekend by hosting Mid-American Conference (MAC) action yet. No, Falcon third baseman Jim Selgo isn't doing a new dance. He's merely trying to openers with Ohio University and Kent State. sidestep an inside fastball thrown by Heidelberg pitcher Jeff Jaces during the third A majority of the Falcon starting lineup is set with the Whoops! inning of Tuesday's second game, won by BG, 17-2. Selgo'i unique, elusive move exception of two positions. wasn't quite quick enough as he was awarded first base after getting hit by the TEAM LEADERS - Freshman shortstop Chuck Black pitch. (Newsphoto by Jim Osborn) RON MANSER, Jim Selgo and Jeff Groth are in a continues to pace the Falcons in hitting with a .456 dogfight for the third base position, while Fred Jereb and average. Mike Lanseer are taking turns at second. Jereb and Lanseer Black also leads the team in games played (17), at bats may share their position all year, but someone will have to (57), runs (17), hits (26), doubles (7). total bases (38), corral the hot corner and take charge of the infield. sacrifices (7), and runs batted in (12). The BG New "All three have played well there and they all have good Catcher Larry Owen is second in hitting, swinging at a qualities," Purvis said. Manser, who was in a slump, belted .412 dip. while Young is third at .310. SPORTS three hits including a homer during the second game of Garry Kohorst leads the club with three home runs and Tuesday's sweep of Heidelberg. Owen has two. Both were robbed of another round tripper Friday. April 9. 1976 Page 9 Selgo and Groth, both freshman, are hitting .267 and by a stiff wind blowing in from left field on Tuesday. ::;:-:::::.::::v:vX::.:v:.::.:.-:.:v:.:.:.::.:::v:v::.:v:.:.:.: No opening day here Reds win Weekend Openers § WAYNE CINCINNATI (AP)-Tony APTS. Perez drove in four runs and Today s Opening Day Starters comeback pitcher Gary DELUXE 2 BDRM. Nolan won his first season American League Crosley Field littered FURNISHED APTS. opener in seven years, propelling the world APTS. AVAILABLE Boston (Jenkins 17-18) at Baltimore (Palmer 23-11) The Cincinnati Enquirer its front boarded, stands on hike across it today. Billy It is no longer necessary champion Cincinnati Reds FOR FALL Kansas City (SplittorrT 9-10) at Chicago (Wood the northeast comer of _Weber wouldn't be able to to have a friend who works to an II -5 victory over the 16-20) CINCINNATI Liberty and Dallon streets. «e Frank McCormick. at Clopay Corf: for a Houston Astros in the CALL FOR APPT. Minnesota (Bryleven IS-10) at Texas (Perry 18-17), (API-There was no joy at The Postal Service Annex A sign on Findlay Street guaranteed parking spot for National League opener 372-0052 N. Findlay Street and Western is still there. As is REA and at the end of Dalton Street the opener. It is very yesterday. IFNO ANSWER Oakland (Torrez 20-9) at California (Tanana 16-9), N Avenue this opening day. F.W. Hinz and Sons Co. warns "Littering or difficult to have a friend at CALL 352-3029 There was nothing at That's the neighborhood. Dumping Unlawful 550 Clopay. The building is An all-time regular-season National League Findlay and Western There are no alleys where a fine." Litter has been there. Clopay's crowd of 52,949 turned 724 because of closing day in youngster waving a white dumped. manufacturing operation out, and the Reds Montreal (Rogers 11-12) at New York (Seaver 22-9) Sixth St. 1970. hankerchief would promist isn't. responded with mid-season Los Angeles (Sutton 16-13) at Sao Francisco to watch your car for 50 A BOMBING raid leaves a form, battering six Houston (Montefusco 15-9) Near the on-deck circle, cents on opening day. There cleaner crater. The terrace FROM HIS crouch, Ernie pitchers for 15 hits. Atlanta (Niekro 15-15) at San Diego (Joaet 20-12), N where Big Klu used to wrap are no saloons with baseball Harry Craft, Frankie Lombardi or Ray Lomanno Perez had a two-run Chicago (Burria 15-10) at St. Louis (McGlothlen a hand around each end of experts standing three deep Baumholtz. Johnny or "Strawberry Plais double, a run-scoring 15-13). N HAMPTON his bat. raise it above his with waxed cups of suds. Wyrostek. Frank Robinson Tennessee" could see the groundout and a head and threaten to snap and Jim Greengrass climbed Young and Bertke sign with bases-loaded walk. HOUSE Saturday's Opening Day Starters it, are two empty antifreeze THE BUILDINGS have looks like a hockey goalie's the mechanical man. DELUXE containers, a yellow plastic been razed and the city smile-interrupted gaps. Standing on tiptoe at home 2 BDRM American League tub used for bathing infants hopes private industry will A parking sign, leaning plate today it's difficult to I LKCHI FURNISHED and a bald tire. develop the area. hard to Price Hill, designates see 1-75. Detroit (Caleman 10-18) at Cleveland (Eckersley The infield, one of the part of an empty parking lot Today is opening day and APTS. 13-7) Crosley Field, or that best in the major leagues at "Row 1." A new driver will there is nothing going on 352-6293 _ HOO 3?S 48<>? part of Cincinnati where one time, is now pile after be able to pracitce parallel out at the Western Avenue «•) UniTravel Charters APTS. AVAILABLE National League Eppa Rixey, Frank pile of concrete, rusting parking today. Just six years orchard. f-O'R SUMMER McCormick, Edd Roush. metal and smashed wooden ago, only an experienced 705 7th STREET Pittsburgh (Reius 18-11) at Philadelphia (Carlton Ted Kluszewski and Wally pallets. Roy McMillan and motorist could squeeze into 15-14) Post thrilled Reds fans, is Johnny Temple couldn't the curb. littered with trash on opening day. WANTED Floyd takes lead THERE AREN'T any 25 NEW LEADERS AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Ray Floyd, now conducting a echoes of the old crowds KALS0 EARTH WITH YOUR OWN IDEAS ABOUT because the buildings off love affair with the game he once played only for money, A BRAND NEW FRATERNITY ON used a newly built five wood club to dominate the par-five which the cheers ricocheted SHOE STORE i holes, shot a brilliant, seven-under-par 65 and swept into up and down the crowded CAMPUS —TELL US WHAT YOU the first-round lead yesterday in the 40th Masters golf streets are gone. announces WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN YOUR championship. One building, a a Spring Special FRATERNITY "I'm getting that Augusta feeling." the happy Floyd said three-story structure with on an girth" brand after he reeled off a string of four consecutive birdies on CONTACT the back nine and came within one shot of the all-time ABORTION sandal (style 170) MARK 2-1239 KEVIN 2-4234 record for this, the first of the year's four major tests of 00 save 20% w'Tn tr|is ad golfing greatness. •123. 1:00 SAT., APR. 10 Floyd. 33 and in his 14th season on the pro tour, rOLL FREE 9».m.- lOp.m good thru April 10-17 reached three par five holes with the new wood club he had ALUMNI ROOM, UNION 1-800 438 3/10 built especially for this tournament and called that the key 4024 N. HOLLAND to the effort that gave him a one-stroke lead over upstart SYLVANIA RD at SYLVANIA AVE. Andy North. 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Room completely furnished Bo» 46404 NOON LUNCHES Oncinnoli Otvo 45246 STACKED D Aho pWos. wa fim ir.22-OodMod.M* SANDWICHES 1'/» blocks north Poll* Sho-n ADO*. * ROAST BEEF of Towers D Sm to. po«M( only TR Y OUR NEW DRINK: * HAM FOXY LADY * CORNED BEEF Nar^.— AOOWM- STADIUM PLAZA I A NEXT TO PIZZA INN HOURS: 11 AM - 2:30 AM MON. - SAT. * Page 10/The BG News. Friday. April 9. 1976 'f'm In fhe best s/iope of my /ffe' f*m ■ '*■ Zumbaugh ready for relays WALTER HAWKINS, going for the year but you (transfer from Mount Union By Bill Eslep accomplishments during coming off a thigh injury can't say this is it for the College) will gel healthy and Sports Editor that lone injury-free and ' Ivor Iminanuel. will campaign, the 1974 cross season. he'll be up there with me in the Ihree and six (mile). Falcon distance runner country season, a healthy "How I do depends a lot challenge today in the 800 i /riill^l Zumbaugh could be a on the competition." he Tim Zumbaugh is in an "In the lower distances meters and a four-mile relay unusual physical condition monumental boost to the said. "In past years they ran team of freshman Kevin we've got a loi of depth and for this weekend's Dogwood Falcon track fortunes this really fast times in the six Ryan. Gary Desjardins. Dan no seniors. We'll be tough in Relays-he's healthy. season. mile. But last year K was Dunion and Rick '1191 This senior Fort Wayne. The ex-BG cross country slower, 28:20 for six. That ihe distances." Hulchinson will also run. Ind. native has been plagued captain earned all-America was jusl my pace and if it's THE DISTANCE leader -JJL H 1 by nothing but injuries since harrier honors al the '74 that way this year I'll be Captain Ron Taylor and tag nationals with his 14th alright. I jusl hope it's not makes no secret of what I he Iransfcrcd from Arizona Brian Storm kick off BG's ■1 State University two years place finish and Falcon world class (competition) or he's pointing toward this action tomorrow morning in ago. coach Mel Brodl thought 111 gel killed." season. ihe preliminaries of the Bui as he prepares to Zumbaugh "was then 100-meiet dash. School compete today in the coming into lus own." THE 10,000 race is "If I slay uninjured I feel recordholdei Lev. Maclin S'7" ^-^L V" 10.000 meters at the nearly 440-yards longer I can place in the MAC and will go in the triple jump in prestigious event held at the NOW. ENDLESS injuries than Ihe six-mile. "There's compete with anyone in ihe University of Tennessee, and one cross country and no difference except a guy three and six." he said. "I've ihe afternoon. Zumbaugh claims he's in the outdoor and two indoor holding a sign that says 24 never been healthy lor a Other BG entries best shape of his life. seasons later, Zumbaugh laps, instead of 2.'. MAC meel. Thai's "I have no excuses now." faces possibly the most Even l hough his disappointing, because tomorrow include: The distance medley relay squad Zumbaugh said. "I'm not crucial race of his career. performances were that's what you point for injured, sick or anything. "This (Dogwood! could unspectacular on the recent here al BG " of Hulchinson. Taylor. I'm in the best shape of my be the beginning of ihc end spring trip. Zumbaugh Ryan and Desjardins; the life. Now I'm responsible for him," Brodl said. "A placed second in Ihe lliree Zumbaugh was among 10 880-yard relay foursome of Immanuel. Storm. Hawkins lot everything I do." good race for him would mile at last week's dual Falcon tracksiers who left sure be a si ride in the nglil meel encounter at Kent early Thursday afternoon and Taylor; the 2-mile "ZOOM" HAS had only direction. The competition Stale. for Knoxville and iheir foursome of Ryan. Hulchinson. Desjardins and one injury-free season since in Ihe 10,000 should great second big relay event ol arriving in Bowling Green and Ihe resl is up 10 him." "We jusl have sure the season BG competed al Dunion and ihe mile relay and says "I'm not going to "Sure this meel is numbers right now." ihe Florida Relays, the first l e a m of Immanuel. gel injured now." important." Zumbaugh said. Zumbaugh said of distance lelay of Ihe ouldooi season. Hutchinion. Taylor and Well, considering his "h could gel my confidence comrads. "Bob Lunn ovei spun); break Hawkins. —- ^ k*^-~ Challenging weekend for BG golfers ihree position with fellow By Dick Rees strongei team than they did fellows heal his (Blosser's) THE FALCONS v.on'1 rookie Pal Dugan moving Associate Sports Editor al Marshall and their success this year." make any personnel changes Falcon distanceman Tim Zumbaugh (far left), shown here in tins tournament has been What will it lake, though? this week, as the same sis from ihree to four. Junior Jim Decker, who running the three-mile run last weekend at Kent Stale, will phenomenal " "Normally, we say we who blazed the way al li will he a challenging won medalist honors al challenge the 10,000 meter field today in the Dogwood Relays at Indeed it has. need a .'75 (team total) or Maishall will be hitting it weekend foi the Falcon Ashland as a freshman two 'TAAM the University of Tennesse. The former BG crosscountry captain The Bobcats won lasi heller each day to win," this weekend. golfers. springs back, moves from and all-America harrier has been slowed by injuries the past year, Are ihese guys ready as year's affair at Ashland Piper said. "If Ihe weallici is "Right now. we're on a sixth to fifth, Thai leaves but now claims' he's in the best shape of his life. (Newspholo by good as Iheir Ihird-placc Country Club and finished decent, I think 750 high plateau and we intend soph o in ore 1 on n le Jim Osborn) finish in last week's Marshall second two years ago. one (two-day total) can win it." 10 slay there," Piper vuJ shot behind champion Ohio IN COLLEGE golf, six "Bui il won't be eaS). Anthony, who lought oil Invitational indicates and challenges from leanunaies can i hey terminate Ohio Stale. players comprise a team, although a lirsi or second Bill Hughes and Sieve University's domination of Coach Kerimi Blosser's bin only ihe live best scores place here is a legitimate Mossing this week, in the Skidding netters face the Ashland Invitational? bunch also won fust-place each lound are counted in goal which we can a Two days and 36 holes trophies Ihcrc in 1973, ihe leam total. achieve." final spol from now. ihe challenge 1971 and I *»70. The "Thai means live guys Three o I t h a hopefully will be answered lourney was rained out in have lo average ' or Pipei is hoping toi a good players-Cruse, Dugan and Wayne State tomorrow Anthony-have never played in a positive manner foi 1972. better," Piper explained, finish this weekend as BG's on the Ashland course, but By David Smercina And Ihe squad needs lo The local netters will try Bowling Green coach John "and on any given day. out first super-importani ihe BG squad left eaily this Sports Writer rebound from iwo straight to straighten out some I*i per and his young "He (Blosser) has a lot of lineup is capable of that. t oumey--Ohio Stale's morning so it could walk disheartening losses. problems In ihe match, Gill linksters, Mansfield. Ashland area "The secret, though, is Keplei-is jusl a week away. Ihe course. ' It's lime foi Ihe Falcon The Falcons will stick said he wants lo see it his Piper assessed his team's alums," Piper said, balance and depth and nol Sophomores Johnny nclteis lo lum ihe lahlcs. with basically the lame learn can bounce back Iron] chances in ihis weekend's attempting to explain having two guys shoot had Miller and Gary Treater Suffering drubbings in Its lineup thai suffered through ihe iwo one-sided setbacks Ashland lourney with his Ohio's domination. on any one day." he added continue to hold down the "If we didn't walk a lasi two outingi, ihe lennii I as i week's defeats by and if il can lake charge ol usual optimism. Individually. Piper said an top Iwo positions foi (he course before a lourney. It squad navels to Wayne I a s i c i ii Kentucky the match. "I THINK we're going lo "WHAT MAY be the ideal round would have his Falcons, bin switches have would work to our State University (WSU) I niversity and Ohio Slalc. The Falcons have become he a contender, but I also Incentive really in the back lop three men shooting 75 occurred this week in the disadvantage." Piper tomorrow for I dual meel in The only change could defensive in the last iwo think it's going to be a close of our veteran's minds is Ol better and the bottom four remaining spots. explained. which the Falcons should be sec Sid Couling playing matches, being fai behind tournament," he said that this has been Ohio Ihree shooting al least 77 or Twelve teams are able to return to winning either singles or doubles. He aliei singles competition, yesterday morning. "Kenl University's tournament." better. FRESHMAN STEVE scheduled to tee off al 11 ways. and Dave Trimble continue tomorrow's battle could Slate will be a factor; they the Falcon mentor "But I think anybody in Cruse, on the basis of his a.m. today for the first Bowling Green has nol m battle foi ihe numbei six also see Ihe Falcons go ovei were so close to us at continued. "Four of the last our lineup right now is I I ih place lie among 18-hole round with an 8:30 lost to Wayne Stale in ihc spol in the lineup. the .500 mark. BG is Marshall. And Ohio five years, they've won. capable of shooting 75 oi individuals at Maishall. a.m. starling lime sei for last seven years. Included in Gill had no Information currently 4-4. University will have a "So I'm eager to have our belter." he said. moves into ihe numbei tomorrow, that slrcak is last ycai's 7-2 on WSU's personnel. Since triumph. n is a metropolitan school, BG coach Bob Gill said lie said, there is a large he anticipates ihe Wayne student turnover. Bui the State learn to be iboul the Delroil area does produce same as u was l.isi yen Bui some good leniiis players. he said IK) is probably Pro football draft -- stronger "THEY ALWAYS give us GILL SAID the match is a good match, bin I think pivolal for the nciicis. since we have a lit lie too much Bengals tab Griffin as 24th pick in 1st round Iheir opening Mid-American strength," the Falcon coach Conference (MAO match is said. From Wire Reports Bean (to Atlanta) and Wyoming's Lawrence Games (to Bowl. He later was named the outstanding defensive playei next weekend. Detroit). in Ihc Hula Bowl. CINCINN ATI The Cincinnati Bengals dialled piesligious As expected, the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers He was Oklahoma's leading lacklci last season with 132 two-time Heiaman rrophy winnei Archie Griffin in the first kicked off Ihe NFL's delayed college draft by grabbing including 88 unassisted slops and 10 for losses totaling 48 Ex-Buckeye Fox round of the National Football league (NFL) draft, bul defensive tackle Leroy Sermon of Oklahoma, winner of ihe yards nol until Ihey had tilled another vital gap in their offensive Outland and Lombardi Trophies as the nation's top The 28 NFL clubs, including Tampa Bay and the other lineup, yesterday. lineman. expansion learn, ihe Seattle Scahawks. had 15 minutes to downplays draft I lie Bengals, with Iwo fiisl-iound draft picks, first The 256-pound Selmon, thud brother of the now-famous make iheir choices in each of the lirsl Iwo rounds and five] claimed Hilly Brooks, B Woot-4, 215-pound wide receiver family from tiny Eufaull, Okla , lo make All-American, is minutes in each of ihe subsequent IS rounds. Some 487] COLUMBUS. Ohio FOX AND GRIFFIN from Oklahoma to sill a void created by Ihe liadc which players will be drafted in 17 rounds over two days. (AP) - Tim Fox. a defensive were the only players from sent veteran Charlie Joiner to San Diego for defensive end First Round Picks Tampa Bay and Seattle gel additional picks al Ihe end ol I back who has played in the Ohio colleges drafted bl the Co) Bacon, rounds two thiough live. Five learns had one selection! Leroy Selmon. Oklahoma, DT shadow of Aicbie Griffin opening round. Joiner had his best yeai as a pio lasi season when he Tampa Bay apiece taken away by Commisioner Pete Rozelle for for four seasons, downplays "1 talked to Coach Chuck caught 37 passes foi 726 yards and five touchdowns. Seattle Steve Niehaus. Noire Dame. DT illegally signing players from the defunct Woild Football I Chuck Muncie. California, back Ihe fact he was drafted Fairbanks and he said I GENERAL MANAGER Paul Brown said the Bengals New Orleans League Chicago and the New York Giants lost sixlh-rounul yesterday before his more should beef up ihe Patriots' opted foi Biooks because of the large Crop of outstanding San Diego Joe Washington. Oklahoma, back picks. Washington losl ils seventh-round selection anc] heralded Ohio State defense. I know very little runners that were available in this years' crowd. New England Mike Haynes. Arizona State. DB Atlanta and the New Yoik Jels weie penalized IDili-ioundj NY Jets Richard Todd, Alabama. OB teammate. about the team. I do know "There were about 10 lunners of about the same ability choices. Mike Piuitt, Purdue, back SEATTLE USED 14:58 of ils allotted 15 minutes and "We're not competing. they had a lot of injuries and we fell that one of them would be available when wc Cleveland Dennis Lick, Wisconsin. OT finally selected defensive tackle Sieve Niehaus of Notre] I'd much rathei have seen lasi yeai and had to play a came around again in the first round." Brown said. Chicago Dame, a 260-pound bruiser who underwent knee operations I Archie dialled first," said cornerback at safety," said When the Bengals turn came around again in the first Atlanta Bubba Bean. Texas A&M. back in his freshman and sophomore seasons. Ihe 6-fool. ISO-pound Fox. Fox round. Brown set ihe crowd in the Bengals' offices buzzing Detroit James Hunter, Grambling. DB Billy Brooks. Oklahoma. WR Although Niehaus was expected to be one of the early I Ihe 21st playci selected m "I stalled lo gel nervous with his announcement of Griffin, a home stale favorite Cincinnati Pete Brock. Colorado. (' selections, his selection by Seattle came as something of a Ihe National Football when a lot of teams thai from Ohio Slate University. New England surprise since Ihe Seahawks had indicated Ihey might draft | League's college draft. had contacted me made "HE'S OUR KIND of people." Blown said. "He made il NY Giants Ttoy Archer. Colorado. DE Chuck Muncie. California's great running back. Fox was taken b) Ihe their first picks. Miami and known he wanted to play here. We wanted him. and he Kansas Cily Rod Walters. Olowa.OT Tom Classic. Virginia. G New England Patriots, who Baltimore both said ihey wanted us." Denver New Orleans was the first of Ihe established clubs to | Lawrence Gaines. Wyoming, back plan to use him at safety would lake me if ihey had Biown tabbed ihe 5-foot-9. 184-pound Griffin as a Detroit draft and the Saints, who losl 12 of 14 games last season Miami Larry Gordon. Arizona State, LB Griffin was ihe 24th player the opportunity," said Fox. "durable, darting, very reliable type of back." used up 14:55 before taking Muncie. a versatile 225-poun'al Mario Clark. Oregon. CB chosen in the tirsi round. who helped Ohio Slate lo a "Wilh Ihe acquisition of Griffin, wc feel we have pretty Buffalo runner who combines speed and power and is a rarity | Miami Kim Bokamper. San Jose Stale. DE going 10 ihe Cincinnati 40-5*1 record In four well taken care of oui running back situation." Brown said. because he wears glasses while pbying. Baltimore Kim Novak. Purdue, DT Bengals. seasons Griffin earlier this week was tested by the Bengals for his MUNCIE FINISHED fourth nationally in rushing lasi | Fox. from Canton. Ohio. pass catching ability. New England Tim Fox. Ohio State. DB season wilh 1.460 yards. Mike Dawson. Arizona. DT led the Big Ten m punt "HE CAN CATCH as well as run." Biown said. Si. Louis The San Diego Chargers took 5-foot-10. 184-pound I returns with a 15.2-yard Running is whal Griffin is known for. The two-time Green Bay Mark Koncar, Colorado. 01" running back Joe Washington, a teammate of Selmon's al Correction Archie Griffin. Ohio State, back average last fall. Noted foi all-American and Ihis yeai's Maxwell Trophy winner is Cincinnati Oklahoma and the most dangerous runner ever lo play a. The News James While. Oklahoma Slate. DT his jarring tackles, he had 40 college football's alltimc leading ground gainer wilh 5.177 Minnesota Oklahoma. Washington is a great kick returner as well as I improperly identified Kevin McLain, Colorado State, LB tackles in 1975, five of vards. Los Angeles rusher and has some of the finest moves in the college rank^ | four participants of last Aaron Kyle, Wyoming, DB them behind the line of Griffin also went 31 regular season games wilh over 100 Dallas since Gale Sayers' days al Kansas. Washington's 3,995 yard: weekend's Tri -Slate scrimmage. yards rushing and ran for 1.357 yards last fall, after selling Pittsburgh Bennie Cunningham.Clemson.TE is lops in Oklahoma history. Free Skating a school record of 1.595 in his junior year. The New England Patriots, with three selections in llv, Championships in two OHIO STATE defensive GRIFFIN WAS THE 24TH player to go in Ihe draft and. considered the greaiest defensive tackle in Oklahoma's first round, took more than 13 minutes before using the! pictures of yesterday's coordinator George Hill surprisingly, the sixlh offensive back. proud football history. first of them to grab Mike Haynes, Arizona Stale's! paper. The cutlines of said. "Fox should be a 10 to Going ahead of him were: California's Chuck Muncie (lo HE HELPED THE Sooners win the national All-American defensive back. The 6-foot-2 Haynes led thel ihe pictures should 12 yeai man in the pros. He New Orleans). Oklahoma's Joe Washington (lo San Diego). championship in 1974 and 1975 and capped the 1975 nation in inteiceptions two years ago and was named the| have been reversed. has thai much talent." Purdue's Mike Piuitt (to Cleveland). Texas A&M's Bubba season wilh an outstanding performance in the Orange outstanding defensive player in the 1973 Fiesta Bowl.