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BALTIMORE (API - The special answer questions last Thursday when Agnew investigation "is a lot of bull- " federal grand jury investigating allega- the 22 member panel finally started The jury previously has been tions of bribery, extortion and con- the case involving Agnew. two months meeting regularly only once a week, on spiracy against Vice President Spiro T after the vice president was formally Thursdays. Agnew is quickening its pace in search notified by a Justice Department letter Since Aug 23. when it handed up a 39- i of kickback evidence, planning two that he was under criminal investiga- count indictment against N Dale working sessions this week, starting tion Anderson, the Democrat who today succeeded Agnew as chief executive of First of the new testimony, a court- THE SOURCE SAID Muth. now Baltimore County in 1966. the jury has house source said, will come from a office manager for an engineering been in session only three times- reluctant witness. William J. Muth. a firm, would be granted immunity and including last Thursday when it opened tormer Democratic Baltimore City forced to testify under threat of being its criminal probe of the vice president Councilman who has been active in sent to jail for contempt on direct orders of Atty Gen Elliot L raising funds for Agnew campaigns for It was not disclosed what Muth is Richardson governor in 1966 and as vice president expected to tell the jury about his con- in 1968 and 1972. nections with Agnew A DAY LATER Agnew's lawyers Muth. apparently resorting to Fifth Muth told newsmen last week, after moved to halt the grand jury investiga- Amendment protection, refused to leaving the grand jury room, that the tion, and also to silence all public dis- cussion about alleged evidence already before the jury or scheduled to be pre- sented, if it ever is U S District Court Judge Walter E Hoffman Jr of Norfolk, assigned spe- cially to handle the Agnew phase after all nine federal judges in Maryland dis- qualified themselves because of friend- ship with the vice president, has fixed Oct. 12 for a hearing here Until Hoffman acts, though, the federal prosecutors headed by U.S. Ally George Beall of Maryland are Round of golf Vic* president Spiro T. Agnew relax** whil* playing a round of goM Sunday al free to pursue their probe th* Tamarisk Country Club with golf pro K*n Venturi. Success of SDP overlooked Editor's Note: The follow!** Is Ike Sitting at his cluttered desk. Bagwell every student in the program receives said tecoad of a foar-part series on Ike Uni- talked about the program's a full scholarship, he added While If the student falls below the fall versity's Sindrnt Developmeal Pro- accomplishments and the misconcep- most SDP students receive some kind quarter admissions criteria, he must gram. Part Three will appear tions that surround it. of aid, Bagwell estimated that about 18 enter the University summer quarter tomorrow. "We've encouraged people to come of the approximately 1.200 SDP stu- About 75 students in the program By Katal Halloa by and ask. What is the deal'' Few dents are on full scholarships entered the University in June, he said. With more than 70 per cent of its stu- have," he said "Rather than check us One factor in the award of grant and All but five are enrolled this fall, he dents still in school, the University's out. they want to think up little detri- scholarship money to a university is added The students were joined by Student Development Program (SDP I mental things about us " the strength of its minority population, about 175 SDP freshmen this fall is one of the most successful programs In Bagwell's view, the miscon he said When the amount of aid is in- BAGWELL ADMITTED an for minority students in the country, septions center on financial aid, admis- creased, more money is available (or impatience with those who suggest that according to its director. Floyd K sions and academic assistance the entire student body, he added. most minority students are not pre- Hagwell Jr SDP STUDENTS, like any other Um- "If you can increase the amount pared to enter the University Yet many members of the University versify student, must be able to show available for aid. it helps everyone." "It's a whole academic question of community harbor misconceptions need and fill out the same forms as Bagwell said whether our students are prepared for about what happens in the program's other students to be considered for A high school student who wishes to an institution like Bowling Green." he offices on the fourth floor of the Stu- financial aid, he said be part of SDP must meet the Univer- said. "Certainly our students run the dent Services Bldg . he said And, contrary to popular belief, not sity's admission standards. Bagwell gamut "Anyone who would question their readiness for Bowling Green. I chal- lenge them to explain our retention Student jobs open on campus rate," Bagwell said "No one talks about the success of the program." he said "No one Have you spent the last of your imagine that there might be 300 to 400 lerias. as well as in the Amani and bothers to explain that this spring we'll 1 pennies on books' jobs open on campus right now. and Mid-Am rooms. have more than 100 students coming Are you tired of eating peanut butter maybe 75 to 100 off campus," Kurt "We have a shortage problem like out of the program-students everybody and cracker sandwiches and washing Zimmerman, director of student this every year." Zimmerman said He said wouldn't be here two or three them down with a big glass of water'' employment, said yesterday added that the jobs are available tg quarters after they started. 1 Need a job' Zimmerman said the largest number anyone, regardless of whether or not "No one ever said. Hey. look at what "It's just a guesstimate, but I would of jobs are in the five University cafe- they live on campus these poor. dumb, black kids are doing Zimmerman said off-campus jobs now ' Why'' Because it is self-serving are in a variety of fields, including fac- not to." Bagwell said. tory and office work, cleaning and But the problems of administering Government regulating babysitting "We have some weird ones, too," he the program don't seem to dishearten Hagwell said "We have all sorts of weird, "Rather than maintaining the level short, one-shot jobs." of the program, we know that we have Zimmerman said that so far this propane gas; oil next to go way beyond." he said. "We know year the number of students seeking we're going to be even better that's employment through his office has not the way we are." WASHINGTON lAPl The Nixon require manpower totaling about 1.000 been large. QOKBUY administration imposed government employes and at least 12 regional "We're not getting a great volume control yesterday on the distribution of offices. through here All I know is we have propane gas and reluctantly promised Throughout the summer, the jobs." Zimmerman said Weather similar controls on home heating oil administration tried to let the He said students seeking employ- Partly cloudy today aad within a few weeks petroleum industry maintain its ment should contact the Office of Stu- loeigat with kigaa la the-upper John A Love, director of the White traditional market distribution dent Employment between 8 a m.-noon Ms aad lower 7*s. Lows la Ike House Energy Policy Office, said voluntarily under federal guidelines, and 1-5 p.m low lo mid Sea. Cloudy with a imposition of "mandatory allocation" despite complaints that major "All students on campus have to fill ckaace of showers tomorrow aad may not avert fuel shortages this companies were-under the pressure of out applications through here," highs la the 7H. Probability of winter, but would at least distribute shortages-cutting off the supplies to Zimmerman said raia II per ceal today aad available supplies fairly independent marketers and squeezing "They can come over and we'll give loaight He said the programs are needed "to them out of the .narket the information we have," he said Paper supply low; ensure that no home or hospital goes without adequate heat and no farm is without adequate propane share your News HEATING OIL is needed especially in the Northeast and Upper Midwest where winters are severe, while Remember the old phrase. "Take a shower with a friend"? propane is vitally needed by farmers to We're changing it to "Read The News with a friend." dry crops and by residents of many Why? Because the newsprint shortage has finally struck home isolated or mobile homes The News was told yesterday by our printer that due to strikes at Canadian The mandatory allocation programs paper mills he has only enough paper to print The News for two or three are designed to work primarily on the weeks wholesale level, requiring fuel distribution to past customers in "STRIKES AT THREE of the Canadian mills have hurt us. as did a proportion to what they received last Canadian railroad strike during the summer." FE Houseman, plant superin- year tendent at Allen C Foster Printing. Inc. in Toledo, said. But they include provisions for "Newsprint has to be conserved." he added. "We have enough left on our channeling fuel supplies first to floor for maybe two. possibly three weeks of publication customers whose needs fall within a Naturally, we at the News nearly panicked Visions of breadlines danced list of priorities through our heads Love told newsmen the allocation But panic gave way to concentration. We put long, hard minutes of thought program would not directly affect fuel into the matter and finally decided to alter our ways-at least slightly. prices, still controlled by the Cost of First, fewer copes of The News will be printed. Our press run of 11.500 Living Council, but he has recom- copies will be reduced to 10,000 That should help mended that these price controls be Second, you may notice beginning next week that the paper has a squat. removed, both to stimulate additional more compact look. We'll be getting the open spaces out of the pages production and to reduce demand. Third, and possibly most important, we will be limiting The News to six HE SAID THE PROPANE allocation pages starting Tuesday. So don't get the idea we're getting laiy-we're just program takes effect immediately, but conserving. the heating oil plan would be adopted "in the near future " THE NEWSPRINT shortage is serious. But there is hope. Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. The Canadian mills that supply Foster Printing have promised to supply us Morton, whose department will with newsprint. They haven't said how much, or when, or what kind- but they administer the program, said the • ■•last, Rl have promised. beating oil program might be ready in And so do we. We'll do our best to keep serving the student body. Cat in •bout two weeks and would be carried Toko, a stowaway cat in Mark Talofor « knapsack, lakes a paelt ■ bus fiance The problem is temporary-we hope. So please bear with us. We're eutesuckly at the outside world as Takrfor, junior (A* S), speeds along the city streets. ■id the programs would the bag Page 2 The M New., Wednesday, October 3. 1*73 eDIT0RiaLS another $$$ hike lil Cc—rittw for Kctmonk DiMloptriasst'a i W —Mkm agnew's suspense thriller that college tuition rate* be more Una doubted b) hardly a viable sohiUoa to "achieve quality educatiofi and equal opportunity," to NEW YORK, N.Y.-What we see on Guardsmen were in no danger, that lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for quote the report. television, the deep thinkers tell us, Is some fired on a prearranged signal and law. It invites every man to become a The report is. as the executive director of the American the national substitute for experience. that there was a later conspiracy to law unto himself; it invites anarchy.'' Association of State Colleges and Universities called it. "a direct We become the shadow on the screen, fabricate a story for the FBI, sym- I have no doubt that contributions attack on millions of middle and lower-income American the substance eluding us as we sit pathy has begun to shift to the stu- will soon be pouring into the Spiro transfixed by the flicker. Real events Harriet Vaa Home dents The truth, once again, arrived Agnew Defense Fund. Golden families." merge with pseudoevents. Everything by limping messenger. sovereigns are surely on the way from The committee that prepared the $400,000 report is a private that happens to anybody of conse- Sen. James Buckley i Conservative- organization supported by business and industry. It is evident quence happens on the tube. And we're IN THE WAKE of the My Lai NY.) and Frank Sinatra and John that the group ignored the average American college student who always there, spectators who massacre, a great gush of sentiment Wayne. Every man is entitled to the often must hold down a part-time job and spend three months of inevitably begin to feel like players. engulfed Lt. William Calley And best defense he can devise or purchase his or her vacation in a factory. during the heaviest bombing of North Long exposure has made Martha passed a lie-detector test, for whatever The committee also lost sight of middle, and lower-class Vietnam, 55 per cent of Americans BUT HAS anybody thought of getting Mitchell another 21-inch face, like that's worth. {Not much, according to gave their approval to the slaughter. up a fund for Frank Wills? He's the working parents, farm families and also veterans in its Lucy or Hazel or the Flying Nun. Sen. Sam Ervin.) Supreme Court Justice Louis Watergate guard who called the police recommendation. (Well, no, not like the Flying Nun. Brandeis wrote. "Our government is the night of the burglary Now be can't The report recommended that the tuition hike be phased in More like Stella Dallas ) She is now a If nothing else, it would appear that the potent, the omnipresent teacher find a job, he says, because people tend slowly and not before a system of expanded student loans and character, rather than a person Mr. Agnew is one of the spongiest free- For good or ill. it teaches the whole to be suspicious of a man who simply loaders we've heard about in years grants is established. Spiro Agnew has undergone a similar people by example. Crime is con- did his duty and didn't attempt to make "Hands," as it is written in "1,001 tagious If the government becomes a a deal with the burglars But as University President Hollis A Moore Jr. said, "The transmutation. He's now a character in Nights," regularly brought fine wines committee has a feeling of confidence in educational loans which a suspense thriller. We half expect and liquors to the Agnew cellar And a simply is not justified in terms of experience." Perry Mason to step into his case. The retired tool manufacturer thoughtfully President Moore is right. Student loan and grant programs ran dignity of his office has not been sent a purse of $15,000 for what is enhanced. But his current troubles- described as "housekeeping cash." into funding battles between the Nixon Administration and just like the troubles of a soap-opera Congress last Spring. Even now because of underfunding of the heroine-have brought him closer to the Americans tend to be charitable •me BG news Basic Opportunity Grant, recipients claim an average of only people More than ever, he is one of toward any alleged wrongdoer if he $260 a year, enough to pay instructional fees for one quarter. them has, at some time in the past, touched Who is to say if a bill was passed to hike the tuition that the their hearts or lashed out at their An Independent Student Veke legislature would come up with a suitable program for increased BECAUSE the leading figures on the enemies-real or fancied Mr Agnew political stage today play some of their has been the steadfast foe of students, fMTOMAl STAFF student financial aid? peace marchers, reporters, intellec- College tuition and living expenses have gone up enough biggest scenes in America's living room, the public seems disinclined to tuals, liberals and the welfare poor ioon c. pecrl already. It's a well-known fact that enrollment figures at many pass moral judgment on any of them Everything in America that upsets manoejng editor curtis m. hasten U.S. campuses have been dropping over recent years. To millions of Americans, the players Archie Bunker upsets Spiro Agnew. news edMer Ienet j. remeker Middle-income students are the major patrons of universities are old friends going through a rough editorial editer lames d. wonermoii and if our legislature takes the report seriously, the middle- time. They seem not to understand that NOW, IF two-thirds of the American makeup editor francos a. drag income families will be hit the hardest and will have to make the Watergate is a morality play, live, un- public would like him to remain in •ports editor kennotti b white office-at least until he has been eiecurhnt •parts editer lack a. e'ereia biggest sacrifices. rehearsed and bound to change the course of history indicted-we can understand why phote editer .Joseph w. dorwoi If the committee's recommendation is someday put into effect, Archie and Agnew are both folk heroes ••FT •otter rose m. hwne it could get very quiet here in Bowling Green. Two-thirds of the American public do not believe Vice President Agnew It is shaming to look back and recall Business STAFF should resign-and never mind the alle- the moral positions taken by this laws same for all gations against him That's a consti- nation-or the majority of its people- butineor, manager roland p. fabriel tuency of several million voters. Spiro following every major political crisis advertising manager chtolophoi I. demoin A Cincinnati group claiming interest in protecting President is still their hero Mr. Nixon, though in recent years. •okn manager tamuell. Nixon's right to privacy concerning the legal battle over White polls show him not quite so lovable as a When Mayor Daley's finest clubbed House tape recordings has run an interesting advertisement in month ago. still has millions rooting and gassed young protestors at the Editorial and evtineu Office* 106 University Had Cincinnati newspapers. lor him Democratic convention in 68--an event t 372-7003 The group, called the Committee to Secure Freedoms of All Until a man is indicted and con- officially characterized later as a Presidents, Inc., sponsored ads stating: "As the Pledge of victed, we must assume his innocence. "police nut' thr polls showed most Americans firmly on the side of clubs, Allegiance says, liberty and justice must be indivisible. You But assuming Mr Agnew's innocence, Tho OB hoot li pjooftoj twoaooyt Itinj rrteoya owttnfl It* raf ut* ochoel rN>. •»• <"»<• • cannot have one law for President Nixon and one for others." one must then be doubting the honor of gas and sadistic, lawless cops -M* du.int HM aummot HNHnt -nd*. authority of tha fyollciMrni CoOMOOM el ■■■■we Otaon Slata UniaotaNy It seems only logical that if the ordinary citizen received a all the Maryland businessmen who After the shooting at Kent State, Ooinloni ogjOjcol in •ottorwji cartoona o. othot CONHMM In rho Km oo not mimaiai subpoena for documents from his county court, he would have have testified under oath that they where did the warm, sentimental heart rotted tho oofcHom o> tha UMaoratty nomhwaeolio. tocvRy or atari or Iha Mete of OMe Opinion* aiaraaaoo' by corwmnntta do not oyoofJOJ .ahact tho an-jnlam ot tha OB Nona. little choice about the matter. crossed Mr Agnew's palm with silver- of America lie? With the National ■ .i IHI then some. lOHorlola in tha H Nawa rarioct tha opinion! or tha majority of mamoorl ot tho OB Nowo The advertisement is right. We cannot have one law for the Guard, of course. Only now. three years later, when investigations have President and a different law for others. President Nixon must ONE OF these confessed donors even built a well-documented case that surrender the tapes. political corruption in Illinois and maryland

There is something sadly noble about to get far enough to be that kind of a beaten champ, reeling and bleary- threat in Maryland. Gov. Agnew eyed, who still roars thai no young denounced Rap Brown for merely punk can knock him out. entering the state - an act for which he So I look on with some admiration Garry Wills was promptly indicted. when Chicago's brilliant columnist. cat ata. Which is belter - to "handle blacks Mike Royko. tries to convince us that by buying them off (giving them some- his state is still the most corrupt one in thing at least), or to ignore them, the nation. Chicago of the Prohibition giving them nothing? era holds a special place in history - like Babe Ruth. No matter how many This question is at the very heart of records get smashed, a legend cannot claimed that Maryland is the most AMD.ll MQII Alt) die. noisome state in its quaint attitude the current real estate and construc- toward political morality. tion scandals in Maryland. It is known MtKAR-YVE'^ But Royko was not talking about around the country that George Prohibition days He claims the Mayor (CALIFORNIA came into the contro- Wallace did well in the Maryland pri- who served as anti-hero to his book versy rather apologetically, when a maries of 1964 and 1972. and that even "Boss" can hold his own with any Long Beach paper said all it could offer Agnew looked liberal next to the racist smoothie business-men-newcomers in the way of crooks was the Sunbelt -WE HAD TO CAN YOUR DAILY SHOW, SAM — THE ONE THING THE PUBLIC ISNT INTERESTED candidate the Democrats put up from Baltimore. servicers of Watergate Not a bad against him when he ran lor Governor IN IS THE PUBLIC INTEREST!' He was answering, you see. my own offering - but the paper admitted the bit of local patriotism, in which 1 real struggle was between Illinois and Maryland I WHAT MAY not be as well known is that Baltimore County is the political Mr. Royko mocks my reference to a focus of this ni jlcm racism. so they say legislator killed in the heroin traffic as from our readers. . • simply an "idiot." Illinois politicians As the blacks have crept up to a die with "almost a million bucks" majority in Baltimore city, they have quarter' (31 How many students were Harvey Scriibner. former head of socked away not made even a dent in Baltimore included in his survey? New York's public school system, on This is the old champ's regular County, which completely surrounds inmates want mail I feel that the University was wrong public school reform: blindness He has lost track of the state the city They make up a few measly in ending the mascot program without "When ■ per ceal of the lights go oat To the editor of the art Millions pass hands in the percentage points there - and not by everything That is all 1 can think of asking the support of the student body. hi New York City, we have a power heroin trade. A watcher of the old accident. I am writing in hopes ol your printing that is of interest 11 think) for now. I would urge the Student body crisis and within mtwates or boon the conventional corruptions might well the following letter in your school Of course 1 want anyone answering officers to support the return of the pabllc is served. Yet wbea the schools The voters make clear what they paper overlook the newer action to feel free to ask me anything about falcons, and to take the necessary of New York City tare off M per ccat of Indeed, it is the conventional nature want do keep the blacks out), so the My name is AJ Evans and at myself that they would like to know, as measures to get the question to a vote Ibekr indents, who drop oil. there ii of Illinois corruption that makes it less politicians have to deliver. There is present I'm confined at the Marion I will be glad to answer, regardless of of toe student body barely a whisper of school reform." malignant. It is "machine" politics only one way to do this - by control of Correctional Center in Marion. Ohio. I how personal it may be I would also urge The BG News to with all of its evils, but some of its the zoning, housing, and construction am doing a one to 15-year term for Thank you for your time, con- editorially support the return of the blessings forces in the county. accessory to burglary sideration and help in this search for mascots. I have been here since March ot 1972 pen-pals (excuse the punI Let's get the Falcons back before Let's h(KMr from you ONE BLESSING is that people THE people, in effect, choose men and am now scheduled for release in Homecoming! who will use these levers immorally. March of 1974 know, by and large, who is buying and CONGRATULATIONS on your The BG News welcomes all bought They have Mike Royko to tell What wonder, then, that they fill their football victory over Syracuse Uni- R.C Skidmore letters to the editor and opinion them. One reason Maryland is worse pockets in the process? I'VE HAD very little ties with the versity lt really was a big wii. and a columns. Letters may comment We see here, on a local scale, what outside world since coming here As 1 Apt 37 than Illinois is that we do not have a neat PR. boost for your sports 400 E Napoleon ltd on any other letter, column or Mike Royko might be called the Watergate Maxim: have no close family nor really any program. editorial. We ask. however, that A Royko would have a much harder men elected precisely in order to break close friends with whom I can Hope to hear from some of you soon. guest columns not be written in tune in Maryland. It is easier to cover one set of laws will probably break correspond. I hope that through this direct respooae to any other a monopoly than a free-enterprise others along the way. Nixon and team letter 1 can find someone who would AJ Evans 134-402 mail call published editorial item. situation full of hungry younger con- were elected to destroy the Radic-Lib like to correspond with me and help me P.O Box 57 To the editor: Letters should be a maximum menace by any means, and applauded pass this last six months tenders Maryland does not play by the Marion. Ohio 43302 I would appreciate it. if you could of 300 words, typewritten. We rules. It has no rules. for doing this illegally (e.g.. in the Something about myself, well I'm 30 print this letter in your newspaper for ask that columns be no more A good sample of machine politics in Mayday arrests). years young, blonde hair, blue eyes, me if you are allowed to do so free of than four pages, triple- No wonder a majority of Americans am five feet, eight and one half inches charge spaced action was the way Mayor Daley quickly concluded that Nixon was in height and weigh 160 pounds. falcons I'm confined in prison and would like The News maintains the right bought up black leaders with money involved in the petty crimes at the To the editor: to correspond with teenagers and to edit all submissions that and projects in 1968. cooling the city off Watergate - they, above all. knew his I'M A Libra, born October 24. 1942 in 1 am writing in regard to the article adults. I'll answer all letters as quick exceed these limits, with respect before the Democratic convention. qualifications. They had chosen him San Antonio. Tex in Friday's issue of the News reporting as possible. Thank you. I'm hoping you to the laws of libel and proper (Trouble came, but not - as many for them. Some of my interests include music, the end of the falcon mascot program will take this letter into consideration. taste. expected - from the ghetto.) sports, poetry, philosophy, clothes, The article leaves several important Letters and columns should I realise that when a black does not SO MARYLAND is the scarier poli- food, and of course, members of the questions unanswered. Bob Stroxier. 131-502 include the author's address and play by the rules in Illinois, be is liable tical scene, after all - it is closer to the opposite sex. (1) When in June did the money run Southern Ohio Correctional Facility phone number, and may he to be shot in his bed. like Fred dynamics of Watergate, to the well- Hampton. My biggest problem in life seems to out for the program' (2) When did Vice P.O. Box 787 mailed to the Editor, co BG manicured new ugliness that even the be that everything I like is either President Hoff make his survey ol Lucasville. Ohio News. KM University Hall foulest old champion does not stoop to, illegal, immoral, or [aliening well not student opinion. Spring or Summer 4.SR4S BUT BLACKS have not been allowed much, any more. W^o^day, Octobw 3. 1973, Th. M Naws/Pog* 3 Alumnus founds award z A new scholarship award versity graduate Terje Ploot hook manufacturers in the doubled his annual contribu- for foreign students has been of Norway. world. tion making it possible to established and an existing assign the award two time* award increased Ploot and his wife Kan THE ROGER Holliday per year, rather than one. To join with similarly now are living in Auburn. Award for foreign students The value of each grant will established awards, the NY., where Ploot is the has been raised by the be raised to $125 00 Terje Ploot Award has been North American manager donor. University graduate Holliday is presently with created and will be funded for O. Mustad t Son. Inc.. of Roger Holliday of England Owens-Corning Fiberglaa. by a yearly grant from Uni- Norway, the largest fish Holliday has more than living in Brussels, as the European merchandising manager.

HE HAS remained newsnotes • • prominent in Bowling Green's Alumni Affairs, and served as president of the The 54 to 42 vote on final passage Toledo Area Alumni Derby charge sends the bill to a conference with the Association while stationed House, which included $16 billion in at the home office of Owens- BOULDER. Colo (AP> - Robert economic aid in a combined 12 8 billion Corning Fiberglas in Toledo. Lange ST.. the uncle of this year's military-economic aid package Both awards will be disqualified Soap Box Derby champion, assigned to a foreign student agreed to a non judicial adjustment'' who has made a significant yesterday in charges against him for Health bill contribution to international encouraging his nephew to cheat in the WASHINGTON (API A proposed understanding while at the race. national health insurance plan that same time maintaining a Boulder Hist Atty Alex Hunter had would cover all major family medical solid grade point average in filed charges of "encouraging a minor to costs beyond $2,000 annually was his studies violate a state law" after Lange introduced yesterday in the Senate. The Ploot Award will be admitted he made the decision that The proposal by Sens Russell B Long granted once a year James Gronen should use an illegal Hl.i ■ and Abraham A Ribicoff (D Recipients of the Ploot device to give his soap box racer a faster Conn I places a major emphasis on and Holliday Awards as well start. catastrophic illnesses. Cost of the as the Freidhelm Gerlach Under the non-judicial adjustment. legislation would be $8 9 billion Award will be announced Judge Horace Holmes will draw up a set Dal* Sweigwt of thw leading Fire Department Scuba Team pwKed a groaning soon through the Office of Rescue from of orders which Lange must follow and International Student Pro- George Mkheal Lengyel III with him in an hour-long battle ogainst the Lange waives his right to a jury trial on New agency grams. Schuylkill River rapids near Reading. Pa. The men left a crumpled beat behind the misdemeanor charge the rapids as it became wedged en a rock. SAN FRANCISCO (API - The Foreign aid formation of a new federal agency to fight mental illness, drug abuse and WASHINGTON lAPI - The Senate alcoholism was announced yesterday by passed a |l 2 billion foreign economic Caspar W Weinberger, the secretary of Austria denies AAeir's petition aid authorization bill yesterday after health, education and welfare VIENNA. Austria lAF Jewish emigrants agreement to close the before their sentencing, he refusing twice to make substantial cuts Weinberger also named I)r Roger O "The question is still on Chancellor Bruno Kreisky Kreisky luld a news camp as "the greatest said in reference to West By a one-vote margin, the Senate Egeberg. former dean of the school of the agenda." he said refused yesterday a conference after a 1'i-hour encouragement to terror tiermany's release of Arab turned down 47-46 an amendment by medicine at the University of Southern yueslioned closely on the dramatic personal request meeting with Meir that he throughout Ihe world." terrorists involved in the Sen. Frank Church iDldahol to impose California, to head the agency which will matter. Kreisky added that by Israeli Premier Golda had proposed as an alterna- Kreisky replied to this by 1972 Munich Olympics a $ll billion limit on authorizations for be called the Alcohol. Drug Abuse and Meir was "not very Meir that he reverse his native that the United criticizing actions ol other the fiscal year ending next June 30 Mental Health Administration impressed by my proposal slaying of II Israeli decision to close group Nations high commissioner I'erhaps she did not think it governments under terror ist sportsmen "The difference transit facilities for Soviet for refugees be asked to was very realistic pressure. here is that people were assume responsibilities for The atmosphere of the "Murderers have been released before they could the nearby Schoenau Castle meeting was "'very released under pressure commit bloody deeds " transit camp for Soviet Jews serious." Kreisky said, and Graduate admission test urged en route to Israel it was apparent that his The Austrian government encounter with Meir had Author to read works agreed last Saturday to been strained close the camp in return for The Israeli premier left for potential business students the release of four hostages Austria to fly home without Novelist Stanley Klkm will present a public reading Students interested in tion deadline is three weeks able for Graduate Studies in Those taking the test are held by two Palestinian making any statement to Tuesday, Oct. 9. at 3 p in in Ihe Ice Arena Lounge graduate studies in business before the tesl date Business. 367 Business neither required nor terrorists The decision newsmen Klkm authored "Boswell" 119641. "A Bad Man" (19671. may consider taking the Those interested in the Administration Bldg expected to have had under- prompted strong protests KRF.ISKY said the "Criers and Kibitzers, Kibitzers and Criers'' (19661. "The Admission Test for Grad- test must order "The Bulle- graduate preparation in from Israel and the sudden decision to close the camp Dick Gibson Show" (19711 and "Searchers and Seizures." a uate Study in Business tin of Information for Candi- The ATGSB is not a mea- business subjects visit by Meir would not bar the travel of new book to be released by Random House Ocl 19 (ATGSBI The test is dates'' which includes a sure of achievement or individuals through Austria "The Dick Gibson Show" was nominated for the National required by more than 330 registration form and infor- knowledge in specific sub- Students unable to KREISKY said there was "Only special facilities we Book Award, and Klkm has received a Guggenheim graduate business schools or mation regarding test loca- ject matter, but is designed register for the test in ad- "no special reaction" from have been able to grant so Fellowship as well as several other honors divisions tions, fees, examination to measure abilities and vance may be admitted on a Meir regarding his far will no longer be Klkm s visit is sponsored by the MKA Program in The test will be offered dates and score reporting skills important in the study walk-in registration basis. suggestion that the United available,'' he said. 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By Nucy Laeghlla course and there Is no game where the student fuel-pray for rescue." procedure. The center is open from » SUH Reporter charge. directs a gun crew; The center has 44 Heikkenin said all a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday • -•'Craiy Carl's terminals, each with a list of students are invited to use through Friday, t a.m. to 5 "WE STARTED the Computerized Casino," a instructions to help students the center but warned that p.m. Saturday and 3-11 p.m. Tired of playing blackjack games to familiarize Las Vegas-like game of use the computer, Heikkenin students working on class Sunday. There also are with your roommate or students with the computer roulette; said. There also is an assignments would be given terminals located in 237 football with the guys in the system and to get them used -"Blackjack." played operator available at all priority over students Business Administration quad'' Maybe you're looking to using the terminals," be with up to 10 players. With times to explain the playing the games Bldg for a competitor whose said. "Everyone is familiar the computer acting as the ■kills at games matches with games so this is a fun house, players begin the your own. or at least one way of learning." game with $10,000 and can who won't cheat. The computer is place bets and even cut the If so. the University's programmed to play some cards computer center can solve of the better-known games -"MOON." A simulated your problem The center, such as baseball, golf and landing on the moon As the located in 207 Math-Science football. In football, the pilot of the spacecraft, the Bldg . has about 250 student is the coach and gets student has to decide how different games students to call all the plays. Some of much breaking thrust to use can play with the computer the other games, however, and how long to apply it. The Anyone in the University are less familiar: results are varied. The community can use the player may find himself Kalian. an ancient center. Doug Heikkenin. being congratulated for a game of strategy played student programmer, said. perfect moon landing, or the with a pile of stones; Students need not be computer may tell him, -"Target." a battlefield enrolled in any particular "You have just run out of Eight students sought »_ f°r sub-budget council

Computer consultant Doug Heikkenin shows In the (ace of rising tuition Sub-budget Council After evaluating the Nancy laughiin, sonior (B.A.I, the finer points of costs, students have a The council is responsible applicants, the committee playing computer games. Computer terminals, chance to have a say where for allocating the general will select a group of 20-2$. open to any student, are now programmed for their J5fra quarter general fee fund to campus organiza- This group will then about 250 games. fee goes by applying for the tions requesting money participate in a mock Sub- eight positions open on the Their recommendations budget Council meeting. Rainy A rain-spattered car window catches shadows and sun glare must go through the Budget Final choice of council in post-shower moments. Rains which began Saturday have Council and the Board of members will be based on ended a long dry spell in the Bowling Green area. Gasoline dealers may protest Trustees for final approval. the quality of their reflections Mark W Walker, participation in the meeting. chairman of the council ceiling on consumer prices screening committee, calls it "the most important committee a student can Baboons with false teeth could CLKVKLANI) within a week if they aren't while retail price increases (Al'i serve " James ('rescnlc. executive permitted lurther price in- have been limited director ol the Northern creases. STUDENTS can obtain Ohio Petroleum Ketailers t'rescnte said it was unfair IN THE wake of new applications in the Student lower dental costs for humans Association, said Monday lhat the Cost of Living Coun- increases announced by oil cil has allowed gas and oil companies Monday. Activities Office. 405 gasoline dealers in the area all the care and attention producers to raise prices Cresente said, "This is just Student Services Bldg GAINESVILLE, Fla The teeth will be put in tine procedures A spokes- may stage mass closings during the operation that a a gigantic ripoff." Application deadline is 5 (API - Two dozen African splints The baboons, all man said the animals were human would have during "We didn't expect this p.m. Monday, Oct 8. baboons will have their front females, will be kept in purchased from importing oral surgery." a spokesman Just 10 days ago all the ami teeth removed and false individual cages until their firms and experiments Oct. 9-11 from 8-9 p.m.. for the college said yester- panics raised their prices a ones implanted in an experi- gums have healed would start in about two Thei Domino People applicants will be screened day "They will have four penny a gallon I thoughl ment aimed at cutting Dr Harold R Stanley, months when all 24 had by a committee made up of front teeth removed and are Pizza People, Period. lhat was it." dental costs tor humans. professor and chairman ol undergone preliminary Walker. Fred L Hoffman. replaced with implants He said the current profit the College of Dentistry's tests. Student Body Organization University of Florida made from synthetic Department of Oral Medi- 1616 t. Woostar margin for dealers is 8.3 vice president. Dennis O. materials." cents a gallon and "this College of Dentistry re- cine, said baboons were THE RESEARCHERS DOMINO'S Bowling Green (Irady. coordinator of state could be reduced by l'l searchers say that if the chosen because their teeth said that previous experi- Ohio THE FALSE teeth will be cents now." and community affairs. and tests are successful they closely resemble those of ments in implanting single 352 5221 made from chrome cobalt PIZZA The squeeze on profits representatives from could mark the end of costly man artificial teeth have met alloy, acrylic plastic and a could force some area campus organizations which crowns and bridges to with inconsistent, inconclu- Pir/s delivered hoi Pir/a delivered great had money allocated to new gioglass ceramic dealers out of business, he replace lost teeth. "WE SELECTED female sive and often temporary Purs delivered fast Pi/ra delivered free them by last year's council. material developed by the said "The baboons will receive baboons because experience results university's College of En- has shown that females are The program is one of „ HOURS gineering easier to work with and not three new studies on tooth as vicious as males ol the implants, contracted by the Sunday thru Thursday 4 30 p.m. to 100 am Friday and Saturday 4 30 p.m. to 2 00 am Dr Larry Hench. head of same species." he added National Institutes of Dental SUB BUDGET COUNCIL the ceramic engineering Stanley said that once the Research. division, says recent tests animals' gums have healed Researchers at Clemson conducted on monkeys using the baboons would be housed University are implanting the bioglass-ceramic in large, open cages for teeth in dogs and a team at DOMINO'S material to replace bone, about two years where they Harvard University is showed it to be sufficiently would be closely observed fashioning teeth in a variety MENU Applications are Available strong and incorporated into Six baboons are already of shapes to see if new forms bone by a natural growth installed in the university's of tooth architecture may Our Superb Cheese Pizza for Sub Budget Council process to make a long- primate center and another provide a more permanent 12 inch Regular Pizra $1.80 lasting replacement. 18 are undergoing quaran- implant. 16'inch Super Pizza $290 in Room 405 Student Services. 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By Kalkl Halloa and one-half to IS miles per But some individuals In addition. Dr Bowers tains the treadmill and hour The machine's slope reach that level within one said Wotlle's blood pressure electocardiograph. an Do you have to struggle to can be adjusted from a flat minute, he added An adult was textbook perfect'' underwater weighing tank, make it from South Hall to surface to 40 degrees. who walks 12-14 minutes is 1120 8O1 and his body fat and oxygen analysis, body the Psychology Bldg. The treadmill is connected above average in fitness measured six per cent fat measurement, blood between classes? to an electrocardiograph as compared to 16 per cent pressure and blood analysts Do you get that tired run- which measures the number DAVE WOTTLE. Olympic for the average person equipment down feeling when you of heartbeats per minute gold medalist and Univer- When we know more Trie equipment is used for climb the stairs to the fifth The individual walks or sity graduate, was the sub- about him 1 Wottle 1. we will testing and for lecture- floor of the Education runs until his heart is ject of a three-part tread better understand how to demonstrations in Univer- Bldg' beating 150 times per mill test last week The tests help the ordinary person be- sity classes, he said In past And do you find it difficult minute. were specially designed for Inine lit Dr Bowerssaid years, he has worked with to keep pace with your Iris- "WE USE different testa a well-trained athlete, not the University's track team bee-throwing friends' for different people.'' Dr. the average individual. Dr "IP WE DON'T take care and some University basket- Maybe you're not in top Bowers said The highly Bowers said of ourselves, we deteriorate ball players physical shape trained athlete runs, but Within five minutes alter rapidly." he said "The Nearly everyone needs most adults walk on the Wottle finished the tests, his human body is one of the few BUT DR. BOWERS isn't more exercise But many treadmill, he said heartbeat slowed from 20010 machines that improves content with the program he people lack the expertise to "Since we stop at a fixed 120 beats per minute. Dr with use " has built He said he wanted develop their own program heart rale, the index is the Bowers said The heartbeat l>r Itowers said he is in- that program expanded to of Physical Fitness, length of lime a person of an average person would terested primarily in adult include medical consultants according to Dr Richard W walks.'' Dr Bowers said slow to 150 beats per minute Illness He was hired by the With the aid of a phy- Bowers, associate professor The more fit he is. the after five minutes, he saul University lour years ago to sician, we could detect of health and physical longer he can walk " Wottle was not in peak develop a program to abnormalities in the education The typical athlete can physical condition, not evaluate physical fitness electrocardiogram and mea- walk three and one half having trained lor three He saul it took more than sure the biochemical com- miles per hour with a one months, Dr Bowers said If .1 year to remodel and equip ponents in the blood." he Dr Bowers, director of per cent grade increase he had been, Dr Bowers laboratory in 110 Men's said "These are areas the University's Human every minute for 16-18 predicted that within five Gym * Now we're at the available that we want to get Performance laboratory, minutes before his heart is minutes, Wottle's heart rale point HI making real pro- into " has a solution He has beating 150 times per would have slowed (11 100 gress. Dr Bowers s.iul And that's not all Dr developed tests which minute, he said beats per minute The laboratory now con Bowers has in mind There evaluate the fitness level of is a movement nationally to both athletic and non-ath- train people in adult fitness letic individuals evaluation." he said "Our Committee to suggest ways objective is to develop such AFTER HE determines a program here and it's an individual's fitness level, lairly close to reality " he prescribes exercise pro- to house groups on campus Persons interested in grams, primarily of a having Dr Bowers evaluate cardiovascular nature, to A committee has been construction of new Dr F.akin appointed Co their physical fitness (or help a person get and established to study ways of buildings." he saul ordinator oi Residence lack of ill. should contact remain fit providing small groups of HE SAID the committee Services Kayelta Paulsen as him between 1-4 p.m. at 312- And as an added incentive, students with on-campus would submit a report to his chairperson of the 2192 for an appointment the testing and consultation housing facilities office before Jan I. 1974. committee, which includes is free and open to the In Kichard II K.akin. suggesting ways of pro- seven other administrators public vice provost for student viding such housing i.uili SAVE Dr Bowers' work concen- affairs, said yesterday a 14- lies Six student members will trates on the study of the member Small Group The committee may lie chosen jointly by the THE Cawtwv •* New. Servto human body under stress, Facilities Committee was suggest modifying existing Student Body Organization. structures or constructing Intcrli jtcrnity Council and TB5ting Dave Wottle, Olympic gold medalist and University graduate. including the stress of formed ''to make exercise. recommendations for new buildings lor the living I'anhellenie Council. Dr NEWS , tests his physical fitness an a treadmill in the University's One of his tests is the solutions in the future" for units. Dr. Kakin said I' .ikm saul JltneSS Human Performance laboratory. Di. Richard W. Bowers, treadmill, a machine that the problem of housing director, checks Wottle's heart rat* on the alectrocordiograph. operates at speeds of one small student groups Dr K.ikm said frater- nities, soronlies and inter- Chilean coup may delay Cuban national groups have expressed interest in living i mportlflBftl Ja. 109 n main, bowling green in such facilities, which 111 JM 7197 would house a minimum of renewal of diplomatic contacts fifteen students and include kitchen accomodations We're having our "Present facilities do not By the Associated Press through democratic pro- HOWEVKR. State remarks The cables said permit any such additional cesses The new junta Department sources said Latin governments asking living units without either Cuba's goal ol renewing quickly broke off the diplo- cables went out to every for clarification should be 4th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! substantial alteration of diplomatic and commercial matic relations which U.S. embassy telling ambas- told that U.S. policy remains existing structures or ties with most Latin-Ameri- Allende had established with sadors to ignore Kissinger's unchanged can nations seemed nearmg Cuba in 1970 *10 to 15% off on everything in the store* reality--until an antt- Marxist military junta EVEN THE US govern- Soviets like rail operations seized power in Chile. ment seemed to be rel ng We Will Serve Free Donuts & Drinks! Venezuela, taking the its anti-Cuban position in CLEVELAND (API O I more.'' Tupitsin said maintained friendly initiative, had rounded up 11 response to pressure from Tupitsin. a member of the Monday at a luncheon given relations with world votes in the Organization of other Western Hemisphere board of the Soviet railroad by Cleveland industrialist Communist leaders for American States (OASI to nations On Sept 10. the day ministry says his delegation Cyrus S. Eaton years, said the Russians are We handle tapestries, bedspreads, hummels, end a mandatory embargo belore the Chilean coup. studying U.S rail operations The delegation is making interested in Chessie opera- beads, burners, incense & jewelry from against Cuba in effect since Henry A Kissinger told the is very much impressed a 10-day tour of the Chessie tions because of the way the 10 different countries. 1964 Senate Foreign Relations with what (he visitors have System. Inc. Eaton is system handled grain 9 30 b 30 Mon . Weds. Ihurs. Sat 9 30 9 00Moo4Fn That was only one vote Committee that the Nixon seen so far Chessie board chairman shipments from the Midwest short of a majority in the 23- administration was willing We are anxious to see Eaton. who has bound for the Soviet Union nation OAS A 12th vote in to reassess Cuban policy the OAS council seemed within easy reach in a month We will begin as soon as or two possible a discussion with our other friends in Latin ON Sept 11. however, the America about how they en- CENTRE MARKET number of sure votes was visage the future of the OAS HEY reduced to 10 An Associated and the future of Western Press survey of OAS mem- Hemisphere relations." Kis- ber nations shows that the singer said at a hearing trend toward recognition of prior to his confirmation as NEW HOURS Cuba continues, but the Chi- secretary of state lean coup might throw up PODNERS! obstacles In the course of this, The Chilean armed forces ideas may emerge with re- 8A.M.-11P.M.MON.-THUR. toppled Marxist President spect to Cuba Whatever Salvador Allende and in- move we make on the sub- 8 A.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT FRI. & SAT. stalled a military junta. ject of Cuba will be made Wednesday is The coup ended an historic with the rest of the attempt to switch a capi- hemisphere " SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. talist economy to socialism Dollar Day V* lb. Western HAVE YOU EVER Cheeseburger Platter BEEN TO AN IRMA LA (cole slaw & french fries) D0UCH PARTY? DOMINO'S and a Coke® WELL DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE. PIZZA Reg. 4.50 GOOD ONLY OCT. 3 COME TO THE DELTA RyN UPSIL0N HOUSE 352-5221 $ ACROSS FROM THE 1.00 LIBRARY IN OLD FRATERNITY ROW. Listen to the "Domino ^aESTAjSeWr WED8-? 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Faculty Senate yesterday of Mercy to be a worthwhile Dr. Michael Moore, meeting in Columbus would assistant professor of rates Dr Moore said voted to endorse the Crusade cause," Grady said. associate professor of his- discuss alternative financing Knglish at Firelands. was yesterday that the of Mercy in the first meeting tory and chairman of the for higher education elected to a three-year term recommendation was based of the 1(71-74 academic THE SENATE tabled a Ohio Faculty Senate (OFS). on the Amendments and By on data not applicable to year. proposal to amend by-law expressed concern ovei IN OTHER SENATE Laws Committee state universities in Ohio The Crusade of Mercy was seven of the constitution, Brown et al vs Stopher et action. Dr Hamona Bill Arnold. SBO presi Dr John T Greene not endorsed last year. changing the date on which al (Federal Case No 7J- Cormier, professor of philo- dent, commended President Faculty Senate chairman, Dennis Grady. Student Body senators assume duty The 6421. involving Kent State sophy, was elected to the Hollis A Moore Jr for con also announced a Senate Organization (SBO> present by-law requires University and the political Senate Executive Commit- testing the Committee of coffee hour lo be held Tues- coordinator of state and senators to assume duty science department there tee for a one-year term Dr Kconomic Development's day, Oct ». from S-5 in 108 community affairs, said, be- "after the last meeting of Jeannette Danielson proposal to double tuition firadualr Center cause it failed to pass the the academic year " The THE DISPUTE arose Senate Executive Commit- amendment calls for when the department could tee senators to assume their not agree on a chairman. Dr "The endorsement by the duties 'after final Moore said The dean Nixon hints at policy Faculty Senate means that commencement of the aca- appointed a chairman and they recognize the Crusade demic year." when the Board of Trustees WASHINGTON i API A casual remark by predicting .1 date in his I hat with .111 Italian upheld the appointment as President Nixon to Italian tourists has couple outside a Washington restaurant valid, department members revived prospects that a new Atlantic Nixon was quoted as telling Mr .nut Mis Dairy farmers raise took the university to court declaration will be in shape for him to sign on Giuseppe DiMarco lhat he plans to go to "The principal concern of a trip to Europe before the end of the year F.urope "in about twit or thtec months the OFS Executive Commit- This would fulfill Nixon's proclamation But Warren lold newsmen Ilic wholesale milk prices tee is that if the defendant's that 1973 will be "the year of Europe'' and President thinks he said, in a few months interpretation of the section would represent an additional of House Bills 475 and M is accomplishment for a foreign policy already IN ANY EVENT, both Kissinger and the By the Associated Press had been upped in the north- 1 accepted by the court, it embellished by major turns in I S relations White House have stressed the unporlam •■ ol The nation's dairy central and Midwest would seriously damage, if with Moscow and Peking the secretary s visit to London with Iwo farmers have boosted regions not altogether eliminate, But the President's chief foreign policy weeks lor talks with several European wholesale prices by two A spokesman for faculty self-governance in strategist. Secretary of State Henry A foreign ministers He may also go to Para cents a quart and some Associated Milk Producers, Ohio's public colleges and Kissinger, has said that the trip will not be and Bonn producers say the latest which has its headquarters, universities." Dr Moore's hurried to meet any "artificial deadlines Kissinger told ,i news conference List increases could start in San Antonio, said the report to the Senate stated. Wednesday thai the outcome ol the showing up at the increases were put into Dr. Moore also reported AND GERALD L. WARREN, the deputy deliberations will determine the timing ol supermarket within the next effect "to provide some on the formation of a White House press secretary, suggested the President's trip few days. economic incentive to dairy Regent's Task Force, and yesterday that the President was essentially Warren said. "No deteiiiiin.ition will be An Associated Press sur- farmers to stay in announced that the next OFS expressing a hope to visit Europe rather than made until the Secretary returns vey showed that milk business." producers in all parts of the He said rising costs had country raised prices at the forced many farmers out of Astronauts note less energy beginning of the week, the dairy business and generally about 60 cents per reported that production is hundred pounds of milk. currently about three or four There are about 50 quarts in per cent below last year's Skylab crew still 'spaced-out' 100 pounds output The two largest associa SPACE CENTEK. I left I feel like I've got THE SKYLAB 2 he and Lousin.t liolh oi tions of milk producers led MID-AMERICA Dairy- Houston tAPI Skylab 2 tired blood " commander said they got whom are pilot astronauts Hoflon Ellison, awaid-winmng author of science the way men. Inc.. the second astronauts said yesterday Garriott said he and into the proper routine ol and contributed much lo Us largest prodecer. also an- tkiion iic»M> will spook next wook en campus. they were still experiencing Liuisiiia jogged a mile each exercise, sleep and lood mission's icientifi< MM I esi A SPOKESMAN for Asso- nounced increases' effective on Monday, "but at a much alter about 25 days in space His television work includes segments of "The feelings ol weakness or ciated Milk Producers. Inc . Monday and said the boosts "tired blood" from their slower rate than three and felt very well "I THINK the mission Outer limits" and "Star Trek." which has 39.000 members in affecting 13 Midwest and 59'z days in space months ago before the "We seemed to hit a would have been 50 \»'i cenl 20 states and describes itself Southern states would range weightlessness, but Ihe mission." groove and lelt we could less productive without as the largest dairy iarmer from 8 to 10 cents per gallon record space travelers said Lousma said il took him have stayed there Owen along said Bean cooperative in the nation, they were rapidly only hours to lose the feeling indefinitely." said Bean "I'm rcaiw sold on Ihest said yesterday that prices The Maryland and readapting to earth of heaviness and light "The Skylab 3 crew should scientist astronauts There s Virginia Milk Producers Astronauts Alan L Bean, headedness he first be able to go for an no substitute toi having a TV, science fiction writer Association. representing Jack R. Lousma and Owen experienced alter returning indeterminate length of variety ol types up there 1.000 dairy farmers in the K. Garriott held their first lo earth, but added. "1 feel a time " Bean said the three middle Atlantic states, news conference since the little less energetic and I'm experienced occasional announced Monday that end of their mission and said more tired " The Skylab 3 crew is set to Harelips ol o i italtofl hut II to present talk next week prices charged to processors they have less energy and Bean, however, said the begin a 56-day mission was like a lam 11) would be raised about two tire more quickly than they astronauts notice a daily aboard the space station in argument Harlan Wlison science America award for Most For two and one-half cents a quart did before their space flight increase in their strength as November fiction writer, will present a Outstanding Television years Ellison wrote a which ended last Tuesday their bodies readapt to Bean had high praise lor "We at tunes got a little The group provides about lecture Wednesday. Oct 10. Script-one for his "Demon column entitled "The Glass gravity and said no serious the work of Garriott, who sharp with one anoihei \\> 55 per cent of the milk sold at 7 p in in the Dogwood With a Glass Hand" seg Teat,' for The Los Angeles '■IT'S BEEN a bigger problems are expected to was only the third scientist lusscd a hit at each othei on in Washington area stores Suite. Union ment of "The Outer Limits" Free Press, which as a linger astronaut and the first solar occasion he said You and James Click, general strain coming back than I From 1962-63. he wrote and one for The City on the paperback sold 80.000 thought," said Bean, the "We are physically physicist to ily into space could .see It cMBing II WOUM manager, predicted the scripts for "Route 66." Kdge of Forever" segment copies His present column mission commander "1 feel getting back to where we He said Garriott viewed happen anil then M would go price hike would be passed "Ripcord." "The Alfred of "Star Trek " for The Free Press is a little bit weaker than when started," he said phenomena differently than •wai on to consumers within a Hitchcock Show" and "The In addition, he has won entitled "The Harlan Ellison week "We just had to make Untouchables " four Hugos, two Nebulas and Hornbook." an adjustment." he said, Ellison has been called two special achievement The leclure. sponsored citing rising production one of the most honored awards of the World Science by Cultural Boost, is free costs. writers in the world of Fiction Convention. Three of and open to the public. fantasy He has twice won his Hugo awards were for the Writers Guild of Best Short Story Cherry Hill BROTHERS OF Council alters bike rule iMaugemesl by Owlets)

A yearly trek to Campus Safely or the Bowling Green DELTA TAU DELTA Two bedrooms completely furnished apt. Police Station is no longer necessary for students wanting lo register bicycles. WISH TO INVITE ALL Patio Areas With Gas Grills City Council passed an ordinance Monday night (Pool toblo. Plnboll mach., Flroptaco. Color TV, discontinuing annual registration, providing owners register INTERESTED MEN IN AN Fantastic Party House Kitchen Foclllti.i) bicycles only once for the time they live in Bowling Green New licensing will be required if bicycles are sold, traded, OPEN RUSH THIS IndOOr POOl (locker rooms) junked or dismantled. The ordinance changes the fee required for a duplicate WEDNESDAY NIGHT Gas Heating & Air Conditioning tag. raising it from 25 cents to 11 Duplicate card fees remain at 25 cents FROM 7-9 Utilities Paid/ e.<.p-.i.«.r,«IIy SAFETY SERVICE DIRECTOR Wesley Hoffman said the ordinance just recognizes what has been going on in Bowling COME & GET A TASTE Green Many licenses aren't renewed annually, he said Council approved the appointment of Margene Smith. 1003 OF THE DELTSU Cable TV — Food Waste Disposal — Gas Ranges 8th St.. to the Housing Commission, replacing Sheldon Westman. She will complete Westman's unfinished term Refrigerator/Freezer — Wall to Wall Carpeting until Dec 1.1973 In Concert In other action. Council approved a resolution calling for Laundry Facilities in each Building the improvement of Keil Court by construction of a sewer line and one providing that weeds and grass higher than 18 Village Wide Security System For Undisturbed Privacy inches be cut by property owners Joe Walsh and MR. ED'S PIZZA PUB Barnstorm Fall-On a 4 Person Rental Basis $ 00 OUR 8 p.m. Memorial Hall 12 or 9 mo. Lease 65 perpers< $ oo NEW PHONE Saturday Oct. 6 Married Couple 1°5 per mo Tickets at UA0 Ticket NUMBER IS OFFICE 1st floor Union RENTAL AGENT ON DUTY $4.00 $4.50 reserved SEE MODEL AT SUITE 5-SHERWOOD 352-1411 Also at Finders Records Hours: 9-6, 7-9 Mon.-Fri„ Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 853 Napoleon Rd. - Phone 352-6248 and 352-7324

"» »»»•— SIG EP RUSH Tonight at 7:30 Cherry at the IN THE UNION Sigma Phi Epsilon House • LOCAL ARTWORK & GIFTS • GREETING CARDS Hill • SUNDRY ITEMS (next to the Commons) Hrs. • PHOTO SERVICE Mon thru Fn. 8 am • 5 p.m. • CLASSROOM Sat. 10 am. • 3 p.m. Village Refreshments Entertainment SUPPLIES Sun. 1 p.m. ■ 3 p.m. Pago ./Tho BG New., Wodnotdoy. Ottobor 3, 1973 Library under construction While students were THE FURNISHINGS in be expanded. Extra money for students do use it. Miss lamenting the lots of the old the present library will be A meeting room with books will not be sought to Parker said. The public Howard's last spring, people used with S120.000 being improved acoustics will be increase the number of library doesn't try to fulfill at the Wood County Public spent for new equipment available for film programs books available, even though curriculum needs of the Uni- Library were looking for- The new structure will The bookmobile will be shelves will not be filled in versity or elementary or ward to the start of a new have two private soundproof totally under cover with a the new library. Any in- high schools in the county home for the library. rooms where people can delivery truck being boused crease will only be a reflec- but is designed for all citi- Construction began this type or study Enlarged in the building instead of tion of higher prices, she zens summer on the SI.249.500 space for periodicals will having to rent garage space said. facility that will replace the enable the library to offer for it A library builds 70 per Many University students, converted schoolhouse more magazines and store The staff of 18 full-time cent of its collection for particularly freshmen and which has been serving as them lor longer periods people is to be enlarged by long-term use and books are sophomores from small the Wood County Library. It An expanded audio-visual two and one-half people, she selected carefully so they towns, sbe said, come to the is expected to be completed department is to include lis- said Hours are not expected remain relevant, she said public library before going by next summer. tening tables and equipment to change although there is a to the University one. They Marian Parker, head to preview films possibility ol Sunday hours The Wood County Library may prefer a small library librarian, said lack of space The local history section, FUNDING FOR the is not interned to be compe- or maybe they aren't quite was the main reason for con- with information on Ohio library comes from an in- tition for the University ready to tackle the Univer- structing a new building and Wood County, also will tangible tax on stocks and library, although University sity library. The third floor in the present facility can't be used for storage because it lacks enough reinforcement and there is inadequate elec- tricity. She said seating capacity of 43 will be expanded to 120 in the new building. With increased space, the Contiruciion worken new an busy laying bricks far tho naw library will be able to use Brick Wood County Public library. Tho facility, which should ba what they have more effi- /dyers complvted by next summor, it baing buMt on tho old tile of ciently, she said, and it will Howard's Bar. be more available to people Creative innovations maintain Experimental Studies program

How is an independent mil because of the budgel been hurt most are our the project studios program affected eat, the seminars had to be graduate students who will HE SAID if a student does mire its budget has been cut decreased to 13. be conducting the choose the independent by one third'' "And that's where the seminars," he said. study route, it will not affect "We've been hurl, but we students feel it most." he Dr. Phillips said the the Experimental Studies haven't been fatally said people who need the budget because those wounded," Dr Trevor He said the program's program most are those who students pay regular tuition Phillip- director ol the operating budget is used to need an outlet where they Dr. Phillips said il will Experimental studies pay persons who conduct the can do off-campus studying take creative ideas to keep Program, said seminars Presently, there are the program going "Money The program's 1973-74 students studying in would help, but it's not that budget was rut from S60.000 THE SEMINARS, which Washington and Europe important." he said to 130.000 last year meet once a week, provide through the Experimental He said many students four hours of elective credit Studies Program may have had the THE PROGRAM, an and are graded on an SI He also said there are impression that administra- alternative to the regular basis There is no grade or students in the program who tors may have been trying to < l.issriKnn environment, class requirement for are receiving from one to 16 cut the hardcore creative oilers about 13 seminars on participation hours credit through an programs. topics which broaden "We were permitted to independent studies "I think they are not.' he offerings by various pay outsiders up to S1.0OO. program. said "Naturally, decisions Construction on tho $1,249.500 Wood County library building was started this colleges but now we have to pay A student can pursue any have to be made about tummor. Tho structure will provide expanded audio-visual facilities and a llr Phillips said the everyone a fixed rate of type ol research or project money, and where it is logo New library program previously offered WOO," he said as long as he finds a Someone had to be cut, and larger local history department between 25 and 30 seminars, "The people who have professor who will support unfortunately, it was us "

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By Rate HMC in late August. He had been associated "We know they're out there some- Coey Editor formerly with Toledo stations where." Baker said of the station's He said he always has been in love audience. Not everyone who turns on a radio is with radio seeking an hour of popular rock, easy "As a teeny bopper. 1 was always THE STATION has received good listening music or the home team's hanging around the station." said response to "Command Per- sports event. Baker He was in commercial broad- formance." a Sunday afternoon pro- Believe it or not. some listeners casting for six years before being gram where classical music requested actually prefer classical music, jazz appointed director of the campus by listeners is played, he said and controversial talk shows. station WBGU-FM tries to provide an alter- Like directors of other University From 1-7 p.m. on Saturday. WBGU- native for listeners who prefer the departments. Baker is feeling the FM broadcasts jazz music Progres- somewhat unusual radio fare An crunch of a low budget The station is sive rock is on the air Saturday from 7 educational radio station. WBGU now on the air 12 hours daily By broad- p.m. to lam doesn't try to figure out what types of casting 84 hours weekly, the station is programming would appeal to toe eligible for funds through the Corpora- Baker noted that while the philo- largest number of people tion for Public Broadcasting sophy of FM radio once differed from "We nope our listeners are liberal AM radio philosophy, stations on both enough to say What am 1 going to cycles now seem to have the same 0 HE ADDED that the station also learn from what you have on today '." must have three full-time personnel on objectives said Frank W Baker, director of the the staff and that a licensed radio FM station operator must be on duty whenever the He said the FM signal is clearer than He said the programming is geared AM Better sound and fidelity also is an station is on the air asset of FM radio, he added toward persons with higher education Funds also may be solicited from than the average radio listener local businesses to sponsor a broad- While it is possible to broadcast in cast. Baker said the only attribution In providing on alternative as an oduralronol radio nation. WBGU-FM •Hare a "WE FEEL WE have an audience of stereo on FM stations. WBGU-FM is WBGU-FM the station can guarantee to the not equipped for stereo. variety erf riosticol and |oii musk as wad a* nawt thaws. Tha tacartist, located listeners open to different attitudes and sponsor is a mention at the opening and The station is located at 88 1 on the ot 413 South Hat, — used far hrsodcaslina H hams aach day. ideas.' said Baker closing of the show FM dial station Baker became director at the station Baker says he intends to take advan- tage of free programming made avail- able by various organizations The station will broadcast the School of Music concerts but will not use theater productions because of broad- Concert policy faces first test casting rights fees seats on the tarp-covered floor have back chair around midcourt could be By Raady Kickardt (U A.O I and could be cut ofl if laws Baker said he would like to see a are violated flagrantly Also, the been sectioned off and numbered. The reserved at some concerts, he said group of actors get together and per- University could prohibit future popular tarp area will be reserved form radio dramas for the station The University s concert policy, con laming a no-drinking and no smoking concerts No one on either side of the These seats will cost $4 50 Whiteleather is confident the fence made a statement on ending Bleacher seats will be considered students will obey the new concert "WE COULD CALL them the WBGU clause, gets its first major test at the Joe Walsh concert Saturday in Ander concerts, but the power lo stop them is general admission General admission policies He said he was satisfied with players-or something." he suggested with the admimslr.iiion. Whiteleather isH the crowd at last week's "Wizz Kids" "The station is not being utilized to son Arena "We're caught in the middle A lot of explained According to Whiteleather. reserved concert "That concert instilled the fullest as it would be if we had Reserved seating will be another sealing policies could change with each confidence in the right people." he more money." Baker said people want to smoke and drink at con certs and a lot don't." according to first' al the Joe Walsh concert All concert promter For example, seat- said Baker said a typical educational Cultural Boost Chairman. Larry White- radio listener is a loyal listener and leather Whiteleather appealed to all stays with the station even though he is concert-goers to refrain from smoking 'Goats Head Soup' not especially enthused about a parti and drinking cular program He added that listeners Many concert-goers might balk at have sent letters to the station com- this decision, stating a rock and roll nunft »». vofew mending certain programs. concert without drugs is incomplete, just as a football game would be incomplete without a hotdog and beer Stones into new sound Yet. University administrators have set forth concert guidelines By Frask Johnson is replaced by Billy Preston's clarinet just have to do it all over again, but in .i Featherstitch coming different locale Instead of the usual WHITELEATHER said no persons First off. let me tell you that I'm not THE STONES continue to rip off rock music from the '50s as in "Silver English recording studios, this new sel carrying alcohol will be permitted going to sit here and convince you that was done totally in Jamaica And with inside Anderson Arena Ticket takers the Rolling Stones is the greatest rock Train" with much of the guitar work traced back to Chuck Berry's golden a few fairly well-known keyboardsmen there will be watching for liquor and roll band in the world I do think like Nicky Hopkins lone time with the for Saturday's show that they are one of the best of the days. Another half decent tune is "Doo bottles, however, they will not try to Jefferson Airplane) and Bill Preston screen (f risk I people for drugs. Anyone more popular groups, but I hardly Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker I" think they're the greatesl. and this pro- with a horn section, which thankfully I who got his start with Ihe Beatles) Appearing with Joe Walsh and Barn- suspected of being high will be barred The band has released two albums from entering. bably because of Jagger s exploits and doesn't distract as did the strings on storm at Saturday's concert will be Barnstorm" and "The Smoker You It seems that these young new Ushers, Whiteleather said, will act the incredible press that he receives. "Angle." Featherstitch, a complex band of many Drink. The Player You Get " The Stones do have quite a large The Stones, during their recording players are keeping these bunch of old sounds as a buffer between students and fogeys together I found "Goats Head warning and asking people to put out following, as evinced by (he turn-out life span of over a decade, have pro- The group consists of five including WALSH CLAIMS the fun of being a for last year's American lour And bably done everything there was to do Soup" to be a generally disappointing Mike Delaney who has trained with Joe musician is in making it to the top. not lights The ushers will be students with set from "the world's greatest." power to take alcohol and cigarettes whenever new Stones material with rock music. So it seems like they Walsh Harry Muradin is flautist and in being there His philosophy is part of appears, a large interest is generated. singer. Phil Giallombardo. formerly of the explanation for his break with The away from audience members James Gang, is the organist; Mark Persons from the Karma drug center More than a year has passed since James Gang He also explains that their last album. "Kxil on Main Frazier. drummer, and Scott Sheridan, Barnstorm may not be a permanent will be at Anderson Arena to deal with drug problems. Police, Whiteleather Street", came out And you may or bass player group but could easily break up when may not like their newest set. "Goats Flute is often in the foreground of said, will not dominate the concert Walsh has decided the band has gone as floor Head Soup " Featherstitch music Their music far as it is going You might not like it if you remem- encompasses light, airy sounds as well As a writer, Walsh says he writes "THE OFFICERS don't want to be ber the old days when the Stones used as more serious melodies best when he's sad, tired, physically to play rock and roll. Their range has included a concerto, abused or on the road. that visible," he said, "because they Scen&tia know the bad connotations which their LET'S FACE it lot has happened circus tunes, love songs and social Tickets for the Saturday concert are since "Exile " The HS. tour, the Nicar- commentaries They have been uniforms present." on sale at the Union Ticket Office. Public intoxication and smoking raguan relief concert, and the live acclaimed in Cleveland as "voluble, They are M. general admission, and album that was to appear but got competent and entertaining " U 50, reserved All tickets will be $5 inside Anderson is prohibited by law. thus the regulation According to canned because of legal hassles with Joe Walsh, former lead guitarist for the day of the performance. their old manager I really think the James Gang, got his group Barn- The concert will be at 8 p.m in Whiteleather. state money is indirectly led to the Union Activities Office "Goats Head" is not worth the wait. storm together over several months Anderson Arena. First exposure from the album comes from the album's single. Satire on marriage "Angle", which is a slow, sluggish piece that is extremely un-Stone-ish. Listening to Mick Jagger trying a ballad is ludicrous enough, but the makes touching film addition of overly lush strings only adds supreme insult to this disastrous By Brsce Glover injury By the time the lune resembles something like rock towards its latter If the average American marriage is as neurosis ridden as the marriage in part, these strings have already laid 'Blume in Love", the whole country may be in analysis before Ihe decade is waste Ihe whole thing out Hopefully this isn't so; that writer, director. Paul Mazursky has just "Dancing with Mr D" is the served up a hypothetical slice of a very crumbling wedding cake. album's opener, rolling in the usual The marriage being disected is that of Blume. a divorce lawyer, played by Stones style. This may,well be the best George Segal, and his wife Nina, a welfare worker aptly handled by Susan tune on the album, skipping back to the Anspach. Stones' earlier days, as did much of The Blumes seemingly have an idyllic marriage until the Mrs returns early "Exile " This track features the from work one day to find her hubby busy working in the bedroom with the typical Stones arrangement three secretary; and as put by Nina, "she didn't have her dictaphone either " So the guitars wailing away, with a single divorce lawyer is soon busy on his own marital demise whose proceedings are bass, drums, piano, and the droning intermittently interrupted by an hysterical Shelley Winters, doing what she vocals, headed by Jagger does best-an hysterical Shelley Winters, whose own marriage is going down The formula is changed only slightly the drain due to a certain mammoth mammalian airline stewardess on the second out "100 Years Ago", as Nicky Hopkins' piano on the first song THE BLUMES get their divorce and each partner takes a lover. Blume "sees" Nina every lime be makes love to Evelyn, his new girl, but Nina is quite happy with Elmo, a drifting musician played by who else but that musical drifter himself. Kris Kristof ferson Music school Elmo and Blume become good friends-getting high together and eating raisin bread, but Nina will have nothing to do with her ex. who is trying desperately to win her back. So the three of them, Blume, Nina and Elmo sit concerts begin around and sing songs about Elmo's pet goat, Chester Blume s lover, Evelyn has by this tune become tired of the whole sordid The School of Music begins fall affair, so she packs her Olga's in a manila folder and leaves Blume Seeking concerts this evening with a French consolation he finds Nina alone in her house (Elmo went to see "Gone With horn concert. Presented by faculty The Wind" for the eleventh time), rapes her. gets slugged for his efforts by the member, David Rogers, the returning Elmo and the whole melee somehow untangles by the end. performance will be at 8 p.m. in But that's not before we are subjected to numerous flashbacks to Venice Recital Hall. School of Music. where the Blumes honeymooned-or were they flashforwards' Anyway, what Tha Hrasian Thaotra Mm "Martian Spots •arty" and "Rssfsr Modnast" Faculty member Vernon Wolcott could have been a real schlep ending becomes something beautiful and headline the first fe* fRm evening, sponsored by Middle doss Youth. The Mint will perform an organ concert Sunday touching due to some fine acting and directing. Double wi be shewn at 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow, Friday and Saturday in 105 Hanna at > p.m. His concert is in Recital Hall, Good movies are a premium at the present time and although "Blume In Hal. Admits ten is $1. Middle Oast Youth is a student organisation financed School of Music. Love" is far from a classic, it is worth seeing if you feel inclined towards a A tuba concert will be presented by sophisticated satire on the American marriage and how it works or doesn't feature through admits ten fees la their entertainment events. Persons interested in Ivan Hammond Wednesday. Oct. 10. working, at the thowwtfs or with advertising should contort Lynn Robinson, work. The script becomes trite at times; "Loveislikeabirthmark-if it s there Beginning at 8 p.m.. the concert is set you can't hide it" but it certainly beats never saying you're sorry-which I 354-1331. for Recital Hall. wasn't. fog. 10/Th. »G New., Wednesday. October 3, 1973 Official colls gos controls a cop-out'

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - HE SAID mandatory and agricultural production He testified against the priority basis to past around with his application this time to project the full "It's doubtful anybody can Indiana Governor Otis K allocation, pushed by IV per cent. proposal at an Interior De- customers in proportion to in Washington, the harvest impact on Indiana, but those come up with any plan that season will be gone,'' Morris Bowen's energy expert congressmen and some MORRIS' office hat partment hearing in what they received last most affected are likely to makes everybody happy," explained. called a federal allocation federal officials, is "partly a estimated a 66 million- Washington last month and year. That base was added be commercial and said William J. Watt. program lor propane gas "a cop-out" to avoid tackling gallon shortage of propane reported later that be was after the September bearing industrial propane users, Bowen's executive political bandaid" yesterday the problem of fuel in Indiana this year if told the program would take he attended, Morris said, ONE PROBLEM with which account for 6 per cent assistant and said he doubts it will shortages that have built up demand remains the same effect Sept 14 The White and the list of priority uses federal control, Morris said, of the usage in Indiana. is faulty information work the last 40 years as last fall and winter. House extended the deadline was expanded from six to 10. "It's probably not going to Purdue University experts, for accepting comment on Another change. Morris He said the Interior THERE IS a priority for Meetings set Robert C. Morris, work this winter and the however, have forecast at the proposal through that said, was a procedure for Department estimated last commercial requirements executive director o( the same problems will be there least a 20 per cent increase date. users to apply for additional month that agricultural use under 15.000 gallons a year, Application for spring Indiana Department of next year." Morns added in demand and possibly allocation over last year's of propane in Indiana last but that's only about half a quarter student teaching Commerce and chairman ol more if Indiana has a severe "IN ONE way. I'm glad figure Dm be said that year was about IS million tank car. Morris said. will be held Monday. Bowen's Energy t'onwrva Propane is essential in winter they finally decided to do measure might be too late to gallons Morris said with a Beth Morris and a spokes- Oct. 8, in the Dogwood Suite. lion Committee, said Indiana lor farmers to dry Nevertheless. Indiana re- something.'' Morris said help Hoosier farmers with dry fall, Hoosier farmers man for Gov. Bowen said Union mandatory allocation crops and for rural or mains less pinched than "At least now. it may get their grain drying this fall. will use about 40 million they were relieved that the Meetings will be held at 1. imposed by the White House isolated residents to heat many other states For this some public attention." If a guy got 800 gallons gallons and with a wet fall propane program recog- 2. 3.4. and 5 p.m. yesterday obscures the their homes Home use reason. Morris has opposed But he said mandatory last year and needs 1.600 like last year up to 65 nized the high priority need Those planning to student need to deal with the whole accounts for 75 per cent of propane allocation allocation still will mean gallons this year, by the million for conserving propane for leach must attend at least energy problem " propane usage in Indiana less propane in Indiana than tune they get done fiddling He said there is no way at home and farm use one of the meetings anticipated, with a lot THURSDAY IS STUOCNT NITE AT THE St Aloysius siphoned into the Plains ACROSS 61 TV name. Abbr. CIA ZEL 4 CINEMA II THEATRES - SI.00 t 1.0. states 1 A ri-r. M Trim. 24 Way out. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Annual Fall The propane program, 6 Transport lor ft.'. Astrologer'* 26 Halt. 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ByJickOBreis tremely excellent." he for two touchdowns. He attempts, an average of 50.3 BG's plans to stop Swick in every way. shape and game They also have each meetings with one ending in ExeCTtrre gp.ru Edltsc added carried the ball 24 times for yards per contest. form. They have a great scored more than 22 points a draw. Toledo also has cap- 85 yards to lead Toledo in "If we don't do something TOLEDO HAS a much quarterback and excellent in their three outings tured the last four games One o( tbe sore spots in the Saturday the Falcons will the rushing department. to their iToledo's i quarter- more diversified pass receivers." played at Doyt L. Perry Bowling Green defense thus meet Toledo, the league's Swick s 352 yards total back, we'll be in for a long offense than Western." he Toledo will use the roll- Field, including the 1971 en- (sx has been the lack of a leading team in the forward offense was the fourth day." Nehlen said regarding added They throw the ball out, drop-back, play-action THE FALCONS lead the counter which drew a Mid- pass rush against tbe passing offense category. highest in Mid-American and cross country (against overall series 1914-4. American Conference opposing team's quarter- Sophomore Gene Swick is Conference i MAC) history. (he grain! types of pass However, The Rockets have record for a league contest back. the Rockets' signal caller "He's 75 per cent of Scon I on, Howard offenses won four of the last six of 26.860 fans "I was not very pleased Toledo's offense." said Three Rocket receivers with our pass rush because I SWICK. a 6'2". 188- Nehlen have caught more passes don't really think we had pounder. was ranked third in Swick is averaging 276 nomed coptoins (hus far than BG's leading UPI tabs Miles one." said Falcon football the nation in total offense yards per game in total receiver Roger Wallace, rushed for 190 yards against coach Don Nehlen after and 12th in the nation in offense after three outings Senior forward Brian season He also was named who has II catches for 215 Falcon tailback Paul Miles received two national a defense that was ranked BG'i 31-20 victory over Wes- passing before last Satur- this season He has com- Scanlan and junior Skip BG's most improved player yards Toledo's light-end fifth in the nation. tern Michigan in the home day's encounter with Ohio pleted 46 of 68 passes (68 per Howard have been voted co- Don Seymour and split-end honors Tuesday when United Press International selected "My job is to run through opener University cent) for 683 yards and six captains of the 1973-74 Howard, the Falcons' John Ross have each him Midwest Back of the holes They were there The But let's not forget, they Against the Bobcats. touchdowns Swick also has Bowling Green basketball 610'' defensive specialist grabbed 13 tosses while Week and also awarded him line did a great job in front (the Broncos) have excel Swick completed 20 of 24 rushed for 151 yards in 66 team which will open from Dayton Dun hat High speedster Randy Whately a spot in its national Hack- of me As far as I'm lent pass protection, ex- passes for 287 yards and ran practice Oct 15 School, merited all-league has 12 field ol the-Week. concerned, they should be Scanlan. a second-team honorable mention as a "They tthe Rocketsi are Miles had one ol his best the Midwest Line of the- all-Mid-American Con- sophomore He posted a 12.3 definite title contenders." performances during BG's Week. Miles said ference selection last scoring mark and a 9 2 Booters meet Bishops said Nehlen We'll be 3120 win over previously Miles also was named to season, is a two-year rebound average Howard lighting for our lives just undefeated Western the DPI backfield as a ByJImMaagaae battled the Dayton Flyers to starter The 67" product of was named the team de- Davis, left halfback. Bud like we do every week." Michigan The Paulding. O . sophomore when he ran for Aaslstaat SfMru Edittr a 2-2 tie Cochrane said Lakewood High School fensive player of the-year Lewis, right halfback. Steve Both Bowling Green and native scored four 192 yards and scored three OWU's performance against averaged 12 points and six after rejecting 49 shots by Cabalka. left fullback. Toledo are averaging more touchdowns on runs of 60. 8 touchdowns against Kent Bowling Green's soccer Dayton does not indicate rebounds per game last opponents Glenn Jost. fullback. Greg than .180 offensive yards per and two 3 yard jaunts and State team goes after its second their potential Brooks, fullback. Dave win in as many starts Dyminski. and right Mark (Horer says: tonight at 7 30 when it meets BUT COCHRANE isn't fullback. Paul Wayne Gary Ohio's sixth-ranked Bishops pessimistic about the I'almisano will be in the net at Ohio Wesleyan University Falcons' chances in tonight, replacing Bill (OWU) tonight's game either Heyne. who handled the Falcon head coach Mickey "We've got the most goaltending in Saturday's Oaklond-new AL dynasty? Cochrane points out that experienced team in our game OWU has a strong team with history and we've got good Falcon booters play their in the American League crush the Oakland upstarts event a contest between (he heart ol any manager good depth depth all around." he said By Mark Glover first home game of the playoffs and bring back the "good old (he traditional Reds" and Joe Kudi. Keggie Jackson. "Ohio Wesleyan has a BG will start the same Assistant Sports Editor season Friday against Strangely enough, the days" of 1970 Weaver may the anti-establishment Ath- Deron Johnson. Gene very fine team with stronger line-up it employed against Miami The 3 30 p.m. game Orioles hope to regain a spot find this task too much to letics" Such publicity was Tenace and Sal Bando could personnel then Kent State." Kent State outside left. Bob Don't look now but the will be played on the soccer on the American league handle inspired by the (ough club make any all-star team a said Cochrane Boss, inside left. Rich Oakland Athletics may be field adjacent to the Ice throne in the coming contest Pulling all of the publicity policies of Cincy manager winner Their power cur- While BG beat Kent Slate Cotton, inside right. Warren the new dynasty in the Arena tennis courts American League lor the pennant In 1970 it on the Oakland "mod George '"Sparky" Anderson rently is making a winner of last Saturday (6-2). OWU Heede. outside right. Tim The Oakland baseball was stylish to refer to Haiti squad" aside, the As in contrast to Oakland's the A's learn is blessed with the more as the best team in possess a tremendous loose team rules Bill North and Bert Cam Hocke same type of talent that kept baseball A World Series wealth of talent Speed, What the publicity hounds paneris provide on of the Pro football v the New York Yankees on loss to (he Pittsburgh power and pitching makes a overlooked is Ihe fact that best speed combinations, if The t'leveland Crusaders lop for so many years The Pirates and the mod .looking team win ball games Oakland beal a lough Cin- not the best, in professional of the World Hockey Associ- As must prove themselves As changed this (alk in a Mustaches only make you cinnati team, and (hey did so baseball. UWIOM cowmwo NATIOMAl ation will play their second worthy of such a title with hurry look good. without the services of their OAKLAND manager Dick ■AsramavwoN IA-.IHN DIVISION When Oakland played the injured slugging star Reggie w i T m en exhibition game at the consistency They can do Williams is often criticized w . T r,- m or BALTIMORE manager Cincinnati Reds in last fimmk J I 0 W 71 Bowling Green Ice Arena thai by knowking off the Jackson. for his frequent trips to the OaSaa 10 0 I OOOI053O •-« I I 0 440 47 Karl Weaver would like to year's World Scries, it •M 1 I 0 Ml tl II tonight at 7 30 against the powerful Baltimore Orioles THIS SEASON opened mound during a game This "IMl I 10 SSI 4f became vogue to bill the VI 1 I 0 4*7 71 tS Chicago Cougars with many experts taking a stalling tactic makes him ••* I 1 0 JJJ M MY Gni, I I I >00 47 44 N !«, 0 10 000 41 The Cougars are led by dim view of Oakland's one of the favorite targets of csMitu MM rM. 0 1 I .147 51 SS CMltM DIVISION Keith Magnuson. former 'chances The attitude that universally known base- mi. loo i oootj Mkn 10 0 I 00057 11 prevailed thai the A's were ball fan called the "boo o» lie *»7 %* Chicago Blackhawks star of 04*411 I I I 500 54 41 the National Hockey a one-year fluke A close bird " Yet, this same 0—4 1 I • 447 49 a S-r III 500 M 11 •tan. 0 1 S •*•> II Plugs I 1 0 111 41 54 League examination of the Oakland careful and deliberate style wisistN orvntON Tickets are on sale at the personnel should have told has made Williams success- «.C I I 0 44' 14 U LA. 10 0 1.00044 11 "the experts'" that the As I 1 0 SSI 7t 7* Ice Arena, with adult ful in his job This fact 4*»... I 10 SSI 4* 44 were pennant material Oat I I I in II II IM. I 10 111 44 45 reserved priced at 12 50 and schould continue to be true. IS- I 1 0 IS! 47 41 N..O. 0 10 000 10 114 student tickets 81 The same personnel came Look for the American through to win the American League playoffs to go the League's Western Division full five games With Balti- Buckeyes are No. 1 this year. This talent could more having strength to win the pennant for years to match Oakland in almost come COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - would start in earnest again varsity He is a former all- every department, the The Oakland pitching slaff It really doesn't mean a Tuesday. New Jersey back who contest promises to be much has to be considered one of damn thing,'' said Ohio Converted linebacker moved to linebacker last more exciting than the clash the strongest in baseball State football coach Woody Bruce Elia appeared to have year. between the Cincinnati Reds righl now Ken lioltzman Hayes after the Buckeyes the inside track on tbe job of Also in the competition for and the New York Mets in and Jim "Catfish" Hunter replaced Southern veteran fullback Harold Henson s spot is sophomore the National League. are both 20-game winners California as the No 1 team "Champ" Henson. who was fullback Brian Hashnagle. The Reds should claim Hunter accomplished (his in the Associated Press carried off tbe field The Pittsburgh native has their pennanl in four games. feat even though he was out national college football Saturday with torn knee been a starting wingback for Dick Williams will take his poll much of the season with a ligaments the Buckeyes A's to their second straight "It puts the beat on you It hand injury AL tide if he can get solid VIDA BLUE has means we'll just have to ELIA, a six-foot-one inch. HENSON came out of pitching performances out work harder." Hayes said straightened himself out 212-pound junior, played Saturday's game after a of Vida Blue and Rollie after a disappointing season Ohio State received 35 first- fullback with the junior short gain near the end of Fingers. last year. Blue is as tough as place votes and an the first period. He led the These circumstances will APTopZ* any pitcher in the American overwhelming 1.118 points nation in scoring last year not only crown Oakland as 1 Ohm Stale (2-0) League at this time In (he from the 61 sports writers with 20 touchdowns and had the new king of the Ameri- 2 Nebraska (3-0) A's bullpen, reliable Rollie and broadcasters on the AP accounted for two Ohio State can League, but provide a 3 Alabama (3-0) Fingers fills the bill as a panel after the Buckeyes touchdowns in each of the World Series rematch 4 Southern Cal (2-0-1) strong reliever. rolled to a convincing 37-3 Buckeyes' first two games between two of the most victory over Texas Christian 5 Michigan (3-0) In the hitting department, talented and exciting teams 6 Oklahoma (1-0-1) this year. before a record crowd in Oakland has a crew to warm in baseball Ohio Stadium 7 Perm Stale (3-0) 8 Notre Dame (2-0) Nebraska held on to 9 Tennessee (3-0) second place in the AP poll SOUTHERN California, 10. LSI! (3-0) with 10 first place votes and Attention Men Bowlers which had been first since a total of 897 after a 20-16 the season started, slipped 11. Oklahoma State (3-0) 12. Arizona State (3-0) triumph over Wisconsin to fourth place after its 14- Third was Alabama with game winning streak was 13 Texas (1-1) There will be a meeting for those inter- 14. Houston (3-0) 837 votes, after a 44-0 halted by Saturday's seven- thrashing of Vanderbilt. ested in trying out for the intercollegiate all tie with Oklahoma 15. Missouri (3-0) 16. UCLA (2-1) After Southern California Traveling Bowling Team, Thursday, Oct. 4, 7 came Michigan with two "You can't be second 17. Miami (FU. I (2-0) p.m., Faculty Lounge, Union firstplace votes and a total after only two games." 18 Colorado (2-1) of 741 Oklahoma was next Hayes protested. "Now 19.SMU (3-0) Associoled Prats Wk.pholo with one and a half first- we'll have to go after 20 West. Va (3-0) Oakland Athletics star outfielder Reggie Jackson will play a If you cannot attend phone UAO 2-2343 place votes and a record of everyone harder." Tbe Other receiving votes, key role in his team's chances to win a second straight one victory and one tie. Buckeyes practiced for only listed alphabetically: Air SlUQQCr American Uonui pennant Jackson, a strong candidate for Penn State tallied three two hours Monday in what Force, Arizona. Auburn firstplace votes and was " MVP honors, is confident the A's will beal the Baltimore Hayes called a "coming B.G.'s Precision Skating Group Bowling Green. Georgia. ranked seventh Notre Orioles in the playoffs and repeat their last year World Series back" day. Kansas. Maryland. Dame was eighth with a performance. He said the team just Memphis St . Miami of Ohio. total of 512 and an loosened up in a light Mississippi St.. Richmond, unblemished record after The Falconettes practice and that work Tulane. Utah. two games. World Hockey Association All Interested Women Invited to Try Out CLEVELAND UAO Bowling Leagues Thurs.0ct.4 10 to 11 p.m. CRUSADERS Ice Arena Starts Type Time EXHIBITION Mon. Oct. 8 Women's 6:30 p.m. TOJVEIZ: ycuZ5£Lf * Mon. Oct. 8 Couples Dutch 9:00 p.m. HOCKEY GAME Tues. Oct. 9 Couples Team 6:30 p.m. * Tues. Oct. 9 Faculty/Staff 8:45 p.m. Wed. Oct. 10 Men's Handicap 6:30 p.m. Gamt Time 7:30 p.m. * Thurs.Oct.il Men's Scratch 6:30 p.m. All Leagues Are 8 Weeks Chicago Cougars — Wed.. Oct. 3 Cost $8.00 par parson (KOO/psrson for Couple's Dutch) $2 50 Bench Reserve $2.00 Adult Gen Adm AT LOUpENVlLLC OCt 13 * New Leagues First OHered This Year $1 00 Child/Student Gen Adm S*\**mm*3ri!k«1kmitl4*t*/ptnHouston Astros, 5-3 It was the As for the game of baseball itself, the game has lost much The B(! ladies were led by Michigan State captured the personnel to capture the league title In the first game. Don last game of the 1973 campaign of its popularity with the emergence of professional Carolyn Treece. Pat Santor. Taylor's 27 yard field goal made the difference as BO upsel 36 hole event. Now before you start letting your opinions flow freely, let basketball and football And let's not forget those hockey I.indy Bastel. Carol I'urdue, 17 14 me rap about the situation which left "Hammerin' Hank" lovers Sommerville. Terrie Fair The Boilermakers had an excellent group of football The next tour for the BG one blast short of Babe Kuth's all time homerun record of In essence, much of the steam and excitement would have players, eight of whom were picked in the lirst seven rounds and Chris Sharpe. The women is next week when 714 Aaron ended the year with 713 escaped baseball, leaving only the possibility of another Falcons finished behind win- of the 197:1 National Football league draft I're-season they travel to Indiana Uni- Say that Aaron did connect Sunday for the equalizer year of great division races supplying the greatest prognosticates picked I'urdue as one ol the top 20 major ner Illinois State and runner- versity for the III Invi- Where would that have left him and what position would it excitement. college teams in the country Unfortunately for the Boiler- UD Michigan State. tational. have left the grand old game? With the pressure off Aaron s shoulders for five months makers, the season was a bitter one as they finished with a 1 now ispring training starts in February) he can really 6-5 record Okay, all you computer whizzes get an A for predicting prepare himself to obtain the record with gusto and the The 1972 I'urdue football squad is a perfect example of a Aaron would not gel the record this year. attitude to possibly put the record out of reach for modern group ol top notch player! that didn't make a championship Say that Aaron deposited number 714 in the leftfield day ball players team stands and also added number 715 Sunday. The advantages of the situation speaks for itself Aaron After dumping powerful I'urdue and league-contender The record has been established and broken Now comes now has 162 games to accomplish the feat in 1974 And if he Miami on the road the Falcons seemed destined to capture Ihe glamour part with all the publicity, engagements and produces at the plate next year as he did this season he could the MAC crown However, a 13-19 tie with Western Michigan extra incentives of being the all-time gopher ball swatter. finish the year with 40 home runs, leaving the new record at. and a 14-10 loss to Kent State shoved the Falcons into the let's say. 753 round trippers MAC brhtosmald'l role lor the second straight year IT COULD last for a long time for Aaron personally But The Hammer already has said he will retire after next in the eyes of fans who followed the pursuit, the occasion year with 21 years under his belt, along with the termination THIS SEASON. BG opened with a rousing 41-14 rout of could possibly be placed in the backs of many minds, until of his $200,000 two-year contract Syracuse The Year ol the Team" was off to a good start the start of the 1974 baseball campaign The Falcons wen- linked tied for 20th place in the first The reason why it would be forgotten slightly is because of EVEN THOUGH he will be 40 years old next season, the Associated Press i \l'I major college loutball poll the two great races in both the National and American slugger had an incredible year without playing the whole Dayton was next on the Falcons schedule All indications leagues this year which saw teams go down to the wire in 182-game grind His season batting average hit the final pointed to another slaughter IHi led Dayton 31-3 at one gaining playoff spots. charts at .301. He had 40 homeruns and 84 runs scored along point but hail to tight oil a late Flyer charge for a 31-16 The Baltimore Orioles came on strong late in the with96 RBI's in only 392 appearances at home plate. triumph As a result, the Falcons fell from the Al' top 20 campaign after being affixed in fourth place of the This production is a record in itself and is unsurpassed in list. American League's Cast Division to clinch that playoff baseball history by a man of his age Western Michigan proved a lough challenge but BG spot As for baseball, the excitement will once again return managed to win. 31 20 In the National League two of the greatest comebacks along with the bets and curious but anxious people awaiting Thirty per cent of the 1973 Schedule has been completed were staged by the New York Mets, who Monday won the to sit in on history. If Aaron sets the record during the first and the Falcons remain unbeaten with three consecutive K.istei ii Division of the National League after swimming or last game of the year fans will have something to look victories But. that s nothing new 11(1 has started good the around in last for most of the year. forward to. past Iwo seasons The Falcons were 3 0 in 1971 and 3-0-1 last The Cincinnati Heds probably made the greatest Plus, the many stadium front offices will be licking their year turnabout in its 105 year history when they clinched the NL's chops at the packed ball yards where Aaron will appear in "We've been building toward the 1973 football season ever Western Division after overcoming the Los Angles Dodgers the effort to set and establish a record since I've been al Bowling Oreen." said 1'niversity and San Francisco Giants in the battle royale There's no doubt that both will benefit from the upcoming President llollis A Moore in a letter to the lans punted in What it all boils down to is that with such great races such '74 campaign. Baseball will get a legend while Aaron, well the football programs as baseball has had this year, the fans tend to look forward let's just say he'll finally get his propers due him Atlanta Braves' star Hank Aaron it a study ol "This then should he the pay oil year." he added to the playoffs and the World Series To have such a feat entangled with the World Series, along After three contests, all indications are this will be the concentration as he views action Sunday in with competiting for the headlines with other national pay-off year and ltd will he in Orlando. Fla . playing in the Atlanta between the Braves and Houston Astros. PUT THAT with Aaron trying to break Ruth's record and sports, would have been a terrible waste Tangerine Bowl Dec 22 Aaron rapped out three tingles but failed in his bid put the two together and come up with the fan appeal The Think about it for a minute, it could possibly have The reason is teamwork to tie Babe Ruth » all-time home run record ol 714). thrill of a golden record broken or the heat of the fall classic happened

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