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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Unnecessary police harassment? BSU claims officers intolerant, insensitive Editor s note: This i, the Uit of ■ series of articles dealing with alleged executive council. "All we're doing is asking them for the same thing that they ask Harassment of students and neglect of duty by University Police. Todays story themselves for." "What concrete progress has come out of UPCAC?" he asked. "I haven't seen it outlines the answers of several persons asked for their opinion of University Police on paper. procedures. In some cases, the sources' names have been withheld at their "We feel that the problem has outlived the committees that were set up to deal request POLICE PROBLEMS are institutional, Kenneth W. Simonson, BSU legal ad- with the problem.' he added. viser, said, and dlustratean "effect of passing the buck." By Julie RoUo "No one can find who's responsible for the problem," Simonson said. "If you Neither UPCAC nor the grievance procedure gets to the root of the problem, but Staff Reporter implement this board, you'll know where the responsibility will die." deals only with symptoms-the complaints themselves, Simonson said. The police review board would not eliminate all complaints, but it would reduce the number The News interviewed members of the Black Student Union (BSU). ad- Lack of sensitivity and tolerance by police officers are other problems, as well as of recurring ones, lie said. police chiefs who have come from the State Highway Patrol, he said. ministrators. Union Activities Organization (UAO) representatives and an un- UPCAC has no power, the executive council member added. "We're searching disclosed source, and diverse views were found regarding alleged student "You can't come right off a highway patrol or a rural area, or wherever they for community power" through the review board, he said. harassment by University Police. come from, right into a campus college setting." Simonson said. He suggested police undergo an orientation period to adapt to the new environment. BSU members assert that police officers frequently and unnecessarily harass THE BOARD "GIVES the power to the people who pay the people to protect students, and propose the creation of a police review board -to bring power or BSU members said they think the University Police-Community Advisory them." control back to the people." Committee (UPCACi and grievance procedure for filing complaints against police are ineffective. "It gives the power to the people that it affects the most," Simonson added. They contend such a board not only would be integral to the U.S. democratic Simonson argued that the grievance procedure does not assure the complainant process, but would also provide the greatest progress in overcoming University that police officers will be disciplined if they are found to have erred. Police problems. "UPCAC IS NOT functioning as far as addressing itself to the problems of the students," Simonson said, adding the University has acknowledged that fact by Roderick Larry, member of the Board of Black Cultural Activities, said a ' I think they | police I recognize that fact, too." said a member of the BSU creating an ad hoc panel to review police procedures. complainant would have been tried and have a criminal record before his com- plaint against the arresting officer was heard. You've been charged, convicted and everything. What's the complaint goingio do''" Simonson asked.

"I WOUDLNT even go through the process," Larry said. "It couldn't help anything. You cant get your money back. You can't get the decision overturned or anything." Ijury also argued "not too many students can afford to have a lawyer present at Bowling "Green State "UniversityHews Vol. 60. No. 108 a general discussion." Friday. May 13. 1977 BSU members pointed out they are working for all students, although the executive council primarily deals with problems of black students. However, "we'll deal with a problem if white students call us," the executive council member said. "If these problems happen to black students, then they happen toall students." to page S | Energy group to make budget proposal soon

By Kathy Knur have to reply to fragmented requests," Staff Reporter he said. "It also provides a platform for research interaction and the pooling of Ohio's Interuniversity Energy resources." Research Council (IERC) hopes to ALTHOUGH COBB said he favors present a comprehensive budget IERC'S formation, he suggested some proposal to national authorities by July problems which will require the 1, according to IERC member Thomas council's attention. B. Cobb. "It's all very complex," he said. Cobb, director of research services "First of all, I'm not sure there will be and University representative to IERC, affirmative response to the proposal. said the council met Wednesday to There might be conflicts of interest discuss preliminary objectives. between those who support efficient The meeting had been called by Ohio production of fuel, and those who are Board of Regents Chairman Marvin researching conservation measures." Warner, who. according to Cobb. Considering some of the possible revealed a "grand plan" to the con- economic, socioeconomic and en- sortium, vironmental impacts, Cobb said there "Chairman Warner proposed that we will be IERC-sponsored projects which (representatives from 14 universities might not qualify as ERDA's respon- state-wide I assess the interest and sibility. "This is a major con- capabilities present at our campuses", cern,"Cobb said. Cobb said. "We will then solicit activity According to Cobb, the Ohio General proposals for specific energy-related Assembly has requested that IERC projects from the schools represented." capitalize on coal production. Each project will be screened to "Production will be stressed, but not avoid duplication, Cobb said. to the exclusion of other reseach N«w.[fe Imdy Milligoi STEPHEN HAIKI). BOSTON street singer, entertained students for nearly "Funding and objectives must be areas," Cobb said. Balrd. Baird will perform at the Coffeehouse in the Cardinal Room at 8 p m considered in order to evaluate the "The legislature is willing to spend four hours In the Union Oval yesterday afternoon. About ISO students tonight. thoroughly enjoyed themselves as they participated In a slng-a-long with projects' appropriateness," he ex- money on this, but it wants solid, ef- plained. "Our goals are influenced by a fective recommendations and in- list of priorities distributed by ERDA novations." he added. (Energy and Resource Development MORE THAN $6 million in state Agency)." funds is presently being channeled into Trustees discuss money, construction energy research, according to Cobb, FOLLOWING APPROVAL, the who referred to the results of an in- By Pat Thomas THE UNIVERSITY has made both requests before without success. However, if Editor energy research activities will be ventory which was ordered by the Ohio the legislature approves $3.25 million for the recreation center swimming pools coordinated into a major, unified Board of Regents. and accessories, the savings may be passed on to the students, according to Vice proposal, according to Cobb. "No individual on campus outweighs Finances, construction plans and the Univeftity Police once again were the Provost for Student Affairs Richard R. Eakin. The increase in general and facility "At that stage, the Ohio ERDA will the others in allocations," Cobb said, major topics of discussion at yesterday's Board of Trustees meeting. fees for the recreation center may be less if the state agrees to finance the pools. review the proposal and transmit their although he compared Ohio State The board approved two resolutions on state financing to be forwarded to the The small animal facility is to be financed by a combination of grants and funds Ohio General Assembly for consideration. recommendations to Washington," he University's $2 million in funds to the from the University's educational budget. If the state approves the $500,000 The first is a request that the state include $3.25 million in its capital projects said. "If approved at the national level, University's "relatively Insignificant" request, there would be no need to take funds from the educational budget for that Ohio will get a block grant and each funding for the University to finance the aquatic facilities of the new recreation building. share of "no more than $50,000." center and 1500,000 for a small animal care facility. institution will receive its designated "We Just don't have the number of The second resolution passed urges the Senate to restore appropriations for portion of money. projects going that other institutions higher education originally proposed in Substitute House Bill 191. That amended "This way the government will not have initiated," he said. bill, passed by the House of Representatives, cuts those appropriations. University investments The resolution states the reduced appropriations "will seriously erode the financial stability, health and vitality which have evolved from good planning and tight fiscal management at Bowling Green State University." found worldwide The board also approved a temporary loan of $522,100 from various University reserve accounts to provide funds for construction of the Musical Arts Building. Inside the News By Tim Sullivan Co., Dresser Industries Inc., General THE STATE appropriated $7,250,000 for the building, but total project costs are StaH Reporter Electric Co., Kerr McGee Corp., Pfizer estimated to run $1.5 million over that. To make up the difference, more than Inc., Phillips Petroleum Co. and $700,000 in private funds has been pledged. The Bowling Green State University Standard Oil Co. Only $116,900 of those pledges has been received to date and the short-term loan Foundation, Inc. has money invested in NEWS...Author James Baldwin Eight of the 35 companies are located will ease the cash flow problem until the rest of the pledged money is received. companies which have foreign en- spoke last night on "The Student in in Chile: American Express Co., University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. reported the general fee and terprises, branches or subsidiaries Bethlehem Steel Corp., Eastman Society." Read Tim Riley's story educational budgets would be ready for the board's consideration at the July on page 6 for details. operating in South Africa, Iran, Chile Kodak Co., General Electric Co., meeting. • and Rhodesia. General Mills Inc., International Vice President for Operations George Postich reported on the plans for FEATURES...Bob Seger and the Of 35 companies or corporations in Business Machines Corp., Pfizer Inc. renovation of the North (Women's) Gym, South (Men's) Gym and the Natatorium. which the foundation has money in- and Sperry Rand Corp. Silver Bullet Band roared into About $1 million in state funds will be used to demolish the Natatorium and im- Anderson Arena Wednesday night. vested, 22 have operations in at least Rhodesia has six companies on the prove the other buildings. one of those countries. foundations list operating inside its Page 5 tells the story with photos Renovation will begin in November, Postich said, with the demolition of the and a review of the evening. South Africa has thelargest number borders: Eastman Kodak Co., Natatorium scheduled for June, 1978. He said there will be about two months that of foundation-invested companies with Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., summer when the old pool is demolished and the recreation center's pools open SPORTS...The University Athletic 15, including American Express Co., International Business Machines Corp., when the campus will not have a pool. Committee decided to reconsider American Home Products Corp., IngersoU Rand Co., Minnesota Minina The space occupied by the Natatorium will become a multipurpose floor, con- Bethlehem Steel Corp., Black and Maufacturing Co. and Pfizer Inc. substituting Softball for women's nected to both older buildings. Other plans for the three building complex include a lacrosse in BG's varsity sports Decker Manufacturing Co., Boeing Co., dance studio, a second floor gym in the Women's Building and a permanent Caterpiller Tractor Co., Du Pont de THE ONLY COMPANY with program. See Cheryl Geschke's gymnastics floor in South Gym. story on page 10. Nemours and Co. operations in all of these countries is Completion is scheduled for January, 1979. Eastman Kodak Co., General Pfizer Inc., while Bethlehem Steel Electric Co., Goodyear Tire and Corp., Eastman Kodak Co., General THE AD HOC PANEL examining University Police procedures made a brief Rubber Co., Ingersol! Rand Co., Electric Co. and International Business report to the board. Trustee M. Shad Hanna, spokesman for the panel, said letters N«w»phoK> by Jim 0*om International Businss Machines Corp., Machines Corp. (IBM) have operations had been sent to all campus groups, inviting them to speak before the panel on Pfizer Inc., Phillips Petroleum Co. and in three of the four countries. matters concerning University Police. Sperry Rand Corp. Carl E. Peschell, accounting director Trustee Charles E. Shanklin responded in writing to the six questions about the of the University Foundation, explained pane) submitted last week by th Black Student Union (BSU) and Human Rights Weather IRAN IS SECOND on the list with the foundation is "a means for the Alliance (HRA). Kenneth W. Chambers, BSU spokesman, asked Shanklin if those Partly cloudy nine companies operating within Its University of receiving gifts from the groups would be able to discuss the questions and Shanklin's responses at a panel High near 75 F{UC) borders: Bethlehem Steel Corp., private sector." meeting. Hanna said they should make arrangements with Vice President Richard UwlSF(UC) Caterpiller Tractor Co., Continental Oil to page 7 A. Edwards for a date to appear before the panel. T» per cent chance of ratal I opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...'

back up ierc guest columnist Although the University has only a small piece of Ohio universities' energy pie, we should wholeheartedly assist the Interunlverslty Energy Research Council (IERC) in Its attempt to coordinate the state's energy research activities. The council hopes to prepare a energy plan using all of the universities' racism is more than an attitude programs that will be impressive enough to draw some big grants to the colleges. I suppose I am one of the many f It is the institution from whence AND FINALLY it is the institution With more money, research in Innovative energy forms such as solar readers of Mr. Bass' article appearing Jimmy Carter gets the enlighten- that throws around statements like and wind heating, clean-burning high sulfer coal and coal gasification in the News on Thursday, April 21 ment that enables him to label the "the black sheep of the family" or "the and liquidation could go full steam ahead. concerning racism. At the time I Kelvin situation in Russia involving Soviet black list." and so on. And research, ultimately, is good for Ohio colleges, whose professors thought I agreed with most of the points £ \ dissidents as a violation of human So Mr. Bandy, we know all whites are are a valuable resource, and whose students need the rigorous problem- raised by the columnist. Dale rights, but says that the South Africa not racist. solving training of viable energy research. government in spite of all it has done But because the University doesn't have an engineering school, we don't After reading Mr. Bandy's article the -I h to its majority African population, is It does not take the "objective get much of those research funds. following Thursday, I felt I had to say legal. minority" to tell us that. According to the University's IERC designate. Thomas B. Cobb. the something. It is the system that produces the One thing we do believe is that the University, through several departments, only receives about $50,000 in V Little Black Sambo and the Tarzan majority of them benefit from it. energy research funds of an estimated $5 million statewide. The Ohio FIRST OF ALL allow me to assume movies to convey to its African State University receives more than $2 million alone. that the guest column "racism is not population their glorious history. Perhaps our "objective minority" But even though we don't get much funding. University experts in exclusive to whites" was intended as a where the basis of minority rule is It is the institution that is dedicated to might promise us that as he so geology, chemistry, physics and environmental studies are involved with rebuttal, critique, or an evaluation of sanctioned by the belief in the in- proving the backwardness of the deligently tries to eliminate racism energy and the University's energy conservation program is nationally the one appearing on Thursday the 21, feriority of the African and his innate African people, distorts and whitens and racist thinking, he will define and acclaimed. entitled "objectivity? we know It's inability to rule himself. history by attributing our high discover them first. And who knows? If Cobb represents the University's Interests well, we racism." achievements not to us but to people out may get more research funds. IT IS THE institution which the of this world who came, built them, and Kelvin Dale Is a News Student Guest The News hopes that Cobb is vocal in the formation of the IERC plan. If my assumption is correct than I Christian Church used Biblical ex- then disappeared or to the Caucasian Columnist. He Is the managing editor of Progressive energy research is essential. must state that the writer of the latter -erpts to Justify. race. the Obsidian. missed the point of the former by a long shot and would suggest that he reread yep, classes are on that article and politely withdraw his. national columnist Mr. Bandy used almost half of a page to Yep. we're still going to have classes on Memorial Day. say what Mr. Bass said in one. Those University contract employes who work will be paid two-and-a- half times their normal wages, but we're still going to have classes on The first paragraph reads, "we are all Memorial Day. discretionary beings," which is not the kiddies, ask the energy man Because of these additional payroll costs, many departments cannot 'same as saying that we are all racist. afford to be open, but we're still going i» have classes on Memorial Day. Here is Mr. Bandy's syllogism to Nabreth R. Emmanuel, president of the Graduate Student Senate, prove that all men are racist. Q-Why is there an energy shortage? Q-WILL THE oil companies benefit estimates that, "60 percent of the students will not return" for classes that A-Because not enough dinosaurs from the President's plan? day, but we're still going to have classes on Memorial Day. TO SURVIVE ALL men must died so they could rot and make oil to A-Only to the extent that the price It doesn't make much sense. discriminate, or generalized- all men last us beyond the year 2040. they will receive for their "new" oil will The decision to hold classes was made to get students out for the do, therefore, all men are racist. A Q-Why don't we raise more be competitive with what we are now summer as soon as possible. And consequently, exams will end on a ridiculous statement to say the least dinosaurs and kill them and bury them paying the OPEC nations. Thursday instead of on a Friday. in the ground so they will rot and Q-Does this mean the prices of Big deal. The week is shot already because few students will be able to Particularly, Mr. Bandy seems to see provide oil for us? gasoline will go up for the consumer? start their summer jobs on a Friday. racism only as an individualistic at- A-Because the environmentalists A-Does the sun rise in the morning? It Is plausible to have Memorial Day off and extend exams until Friday. titude but we see racism as an In- won't let us kill dinosaurs. They are a Q-What is a gas guzzler? Ohio State, among others, is doing that. stitution. protected species. A-A gas guzzler is any car that gets The News has received letters against Memorial Day classes and we It is the institution working alongside Q-What about foliage and other less miles to the gallon than the car you agree with them. If it's necessary to forfeit Memorial Day Just to end capitalism that justified slavery. fossils? Why can't we bury them so we own at the present. exams on a Thursday, it's not worth It. It is what is now Justifying the op- can have more oil? Q-The Supreme Court just ruled that Hopefully, the same mistake won't be made again next spring. pressive regimes in South Africa who need their automobiles to go to you could spank children in school. A-IT TAKES a billion years for work? Does President Carter plan to spank vegetation and fossils to rot and turn A-They will get rebates providing people who drive gas guzzlers'1 $KP into oil. Most people don't want to wait they don't have gas-guzzling cars. that long. Q-How will I get my rebate? A-NOT AT THE moment. But the Q-What happened to all the oil we Department of Energy has a standby were supposed to get from Alaska that A-By filling out IRS Energy Form plan in case its goals on the purchase of would make us independent of the 19876 listing your name, address. Social small cars are not met. They would set Middle East? Security number, number of depen- up a Government Spanking Bureau and A-That oil is going to be shipped to dents, as described in Paragraph C. before you would be permitted to buy a Japan and we will get the oil that Japan You will add the weight of the car to big car you would have to go there and would ordinarily buy from the Middle gallons of gas consumed by the total get 20 whacks on your backside. East. the number of cylinders you have in Q-There are some people who like to Q-Won't that make us more your engine, and then multiply this be spanked and who might buy a big car dependent on Middle East oil than we figure by your earned income, making Just to get beaten. What will you do were before? an allowance for state and city taxes as about them? A-No comment. described on page eight of the amended Q-What does President Carter IRS Energy Form 1218, Article 3A. This A-The government has their names propose to do to solve the energy crisis? Figure will then be noted on page three, in a computer, and if it finds out they A-Declare moral war on it. line 6B and subtracted from your date bought a big car Just to get spanked Q-How do you fight a moral war? of birth on line 6C. Once the form as they will be refused the privilege and filed, no later than April 15, or unless will be asked to pay an excise spanking A-BY TAXING people who use you ask for an extension, under the IRS tax instead. gasoline. He expects to raise the price Energy Act S-304 you will receive a of gasoline by five cents per gallon until rebate of as much as ISO or pay a Art Buchwald Is a nationally syn- people use less of it penalty of $200, which of course can be dicated columnist for tbe Los Angeles Q-Won't that be a burden on people appealed. Times Syndicate. mm- ANW ftNMK CHOP ft-SWW, IS SHU AT um Letters intelligently, you should have tried more than happy to arrest you and put senseless damage, the athletic from my ward (Gail Stoner and Jim can be carried out is with our support salaries looking at the legal aspect on top of the you in jail, where you all belong! department owes them everything and (lamella i. President Bob Wolf, his moral aspect and cooperation. anything for doing us the favor of executive board and his entire ad- Give them a chance-you might be In the BG News account of the For those of you "fly by night flag Bruce W.Thomas playing football? ministration. pleasantly surprised! Council of Chairs position on faculty burners" who can't find the library and 1230E.WoosterSt. After four years of living and working The candidates made quite a few salary increments, I was quoted as for those of you who can find it but in the dorms, I have had the chance to promises in their campaigns. They set JonA.Shultz having said that "for at least the last can't find your way out the legal meet many of these players. forth ideas for some vibrant new ten years the administration has studies area is on the fourth floor. The Beta Mu Kappa are athletes As stated before, most of these programs. But the only way these ideas Commuter Center esta blished across-the-board policies.'' State of Ohio 1977 Revised Code states; athletes are good people of whom I The point that I intended to make was would be proud to have represent my that for at least the last ten years the 2927.11 Ohio Revised Code immune? University or even call a friend. University administration has sup- A) No person without privilege to do What about the others? Those who ported merit recognition in Its salary so, shall purposely deface, damage, At the end of this quarter, I will be feel that we owe them and consider The B*G Hews policy, traditionally by allocating all pollute or otherwise physically graduating and leaving Bowling Green. themselves immune from the rules and salary funds to Colleges and Depart- mistreat any of the following: During my four years at the able to infringe on the rights of others? ments for distribution on a merit basis. 1. the flag of the United States or of University, I have attended many home We spend large amounts of money for Page I Friday, May 13,1977 It is only in the last three years that this state games in most of the varsity sports our sports through fees and attendance. EDITORIAL STAFF the administration has followed the 2. any public monument offered at this college. Let's not however, field a team at •Mar Patricia a. thomas managina editor practice of a University-wide, across- 3. any historical or commemorative I, like many students, have felt the any cost. dennit I sadowski ntwl editor the-board salary distribution with marker, or any structure, thing or site excitement and pride in a winning team Paul I. lintern I would rather lose still another MAC editorial editor cynthia a. leite additional funds allocated to Depart- of great historical interest and the sense of loss in a defeated one. title and be able to say that Bowling makeup editor Victoria I. Milord ments and Colleges for merit 4. a place of worship or its furnishings Sports at Bowling Green has much to eaeevtive ipo.ii editor Green has a team to be proud of, than terry r. goodman photo editor recognition. 5. a place of burial or a burial marker offer the students. continue to blindly support a system mindy milligan copy editor 6. a work of art or museum piece The University, however, does have that shelters such individuals. kalhy |. beckman Gary R. Hess 7. any other object of reverence or of to set priorities. The price we pay for BUSINESS STAFF Chair, Department of History sacred devotion our "athletes" could be too much. business manager Brad Signet kafhleen kern advertising manager B) Whoever violates this section is Not to fall victim of stereotyping, I 107Bromfield chrittlne m dreht guilty of desecration, or mise'emeanor tales minafcr would like to state that I know many •tat. inlet manager dovglat a. bUnk check the law of the second degree. fine football players of whom this willii.nlschaoel, |r. university can be proud. I would like to give sga Thg BO Newt It published dally Tuesday through Friday during the regular school After reading most of the articles 2929.21 Penalties for Misdemeanor direct attention to players this college year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State submitted to the BG News about the A) for a misdemeanor of the second would be better off without. university under thg authority ot the University Publications Committee Oplnloni expressed by columnists do not necessarily relied the opinions of The BG "burning of the flag", I have come to degree, not more than thirty days and I'm sure our coach and athletic a chance Newt Editorial Board the conclusion that all these particular not more than 8750.00 department want a team that com- The BO News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity ematcert individuals want Is attention! mands respect and pride from the Give the new SGA a chance! and 00 net discriminate ,n hiring practices Obviously, they have some need for Now that you have read this law, and University. The writers of yesterday's negative The Newt will not accent advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or this particular type of attention, but I have come to the realization that you msuiung on the bam oi race, tea or national origin. Who can respect, however, letters regarding the new ad- All rights to material published m The BG Newt are reserved don't! are legally at fault, I suggest you call "athletes" who feel they are above and ministration would do well to wait until Believe me, you don't have my at- the following number, 372-2346 (which exempt from all rules of decency? Who all the facts are in before they criticize. Editorial and Business OXIKet tention, only my sympathetic sorrow. Is the University Police). can respect people who intimidate The new SCA isn't even in office yet and It* University Nail Bowling Green State University You are definitely more lost In this I am sure they will be more than fellow students; who have excreted in are criticized already. Bawling Green. Ohio 4140] world than the rest of us are happy to take you down to tbe city buckets and thrown them down As a defeated senatorial candidate, I I Ml»l VlrM In order to discuss this topic half-way police, where the city police will also be stairwells; who brag that if fined for wholeheartedly support the victors Friday. May U, 1177, The BG News Page 1 Harassment?. from page 1 they're a quite capable of charges and complaints judgment calls will be dif- terms of being aware of the Day in Review One source told the News force." has been reduced, according ferent." policy regarding legal that several police officers Postich said BSU has not to Richard J. Rehmer, James E. Stofan, UAO searches and procedures in From Auociotad Prt* Raportt. In Coopwollon Wi* WBGU TV have confirmed there is brought its concerns to director of personnel support programming director, and general-not officers' ac- student harassment edil«d by till Lamm.,, UPCAC or registered services. Michael J. Coman. UAO tivities during the concert. complaints through the "I would like to think of- president, commented on He said he supports police HE SAID HE has seen grievance procedure. ficers, when they stop University Police conduct at confiscation of bottles and Carter says Europe, (regularities involving contributions which "nothing but problems with "You have to bring those students, are being more the Dave Mason concert illegal substances at con- had been counted by Shapp's campaign the treatment of students" things up when they're understanding," he said. March 13. certs because it protects the Japan can compete... committee in applying for matching and knows of at least 10 current," he said, to assure " If the information is there The statements were made performing artist and federal funds. cases of harassment. "swift justice." to show me that the officer in response to Wednesday's audience from potential President Carter said yesterday his The principal offense charged was that "The administration has Postich called University has not acted prudently, it is article, in which a Student danger. recent meetings in London with European some contributors to Shapp's campaign known about it," he said. "It Police a "decent and ef- within my power to take Government Association "I appreciate anything and Japanese leaders indicated that the actually gave using names of other per- appears to me that nothing ficient law enforcement disciplinary action," Reh- iSGA) member complained they do within the confines of Western allies feel they can compete sons. There were also allegations of has been done." agency" and said the threat mer added. of illegal student searches at the policies established," successfully with the Soviet Union and the disguised, illegal corporate gifts. He added that the com- of a lawsuit acU as a He said that action could that concert. Stofan said. rest of the Communist world. Under the law. Shapp is personally munity may think students deterrent to student include a lecture, suspension "I did not see anybody "I hope this incident are over-reacting, but it has Carter told reporters in a nationally responsible for paying back the money. harassment by an officer. or discharge, and he has not searched." Stofan said, doesn't eliminate the broadcast news conference that he can This is the first time the law has been a "right to know the way so disciplined any officers. adding he saw women asked, cooperation that has existed report "substantial success" in the talks invoked, and FEC officials are not clear things are, if they (police) THAT IS "THE worst sort but not forced, to open in the past." he added. "We because of "a renewed spirit of hope and about how he might raise the money. are not going to do anything of mark to get on his lan ACTION WOULD have to purses. need the services of the internally." confidence." An attorney representing officers of the officer's! record." he said. be proven as "just cause" However, he said he did University Police. Following his opening statement. Carter Shapp for President Committee said he Another view was offered "So they do everything to because officers are not arrive until an argument told his first questioner that Israel should expects Shapp to request a hearing before by George Postich, vice avoid that." classified civil service was underway between COMAN SAW HE saw two accept a Palestinian homeland, but he did the FEC. After that, the attorney said, the president for operations. Postich said he does not employes. Rehmer said. University Police IX. Roger searches "when things were not say where such a homeland would matter may be tested in the courts. "I think our police are favor a police review board "We're dealing with in- A. Daoust and the SGA not in plain sight." exist. very well-trained." he said. because persons would be dividuals." he added. "A lot member. Officers asked students to He also said Arab leaders, including "I think their procedures are Vance, King Juan Carlos sitting in judgment of of their decisions are "My main objective was to empty pockets and open Syrian President Assad, whom he met in quite thorough. I'm not police. judgment calls. and stop the conflict." Stofan purses, he said, and "most Geneva Monday, accepted the special U.S. saying they're perfect, but Statistically, the number discuss NATO, military said. "Ultimately, I have to people were intimidated relationship with Israel. be the one to handle a right off the bat." Carter said that relationship "will be Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Improvements to county airport crisis." He said he told Daoust the permanent as long as I am President." He Spanish officials, including King Juan searches were illegal and added that he would not recognize the Carlos, yesterday agreed to set up a HE SAID HE ASKED Daoust replied, "Don't Palestine Liberation Organization as long may be state funded, Rhodes says combined military coordinating and Daoust and the SGA member worry about it. I know what as the group still refuses to accept the planning staff to further military By BUI I-ammers the short runway at the Reddin noted that Ohio to continue their discussion I'm doing." right of Israel to exist. Asst. Copy Editor cooperation between the two countries. airport. State University has after the concert and they Eventually, after pressure The plan would also ease Spain closer to The project would provide recently completed an im- agreed. from the SGA member and Responding to questions ...and calls Nixon 'guilty membership in the North Atlantic Treaty for a runway 4.200 feet long, provement project, and Stofan offered a himself, Coman said officers Organization (NATO). Tuesday from Wood County Reddin said, adding that the many Northwestern Ohio clarification of the SGA "slacked off." officials in Bowling Green, of criminal offenses' After meeting with Juan Carlos, Vance current runway is 3.000 feet towns have new airports. member's assertion that However, Coman said he expressed great admiration for Spain's Gov. Rhodes said he will try long. Daoust said he had per- heard Daoust say several moves toward democracy. to find II million in the state Reddin said the Federal "All the county seats got mission for the searches times that he had received President Carter said he thinks former budget for improvements to Aviation Administration (new) airports, and they're from two administrators. permission for the searches President Richard M. Nixon was guilty of The combined military staff headquarters will be set up in Madrid, with the Wood County Airport on (FAA) has given approval much nicer" than Bowling (Daoust denied the from Dr. Richard R. Eakin, crunmally impeachable offenses and did East Poe Road. for detailed plans to be Green's. Reddin said. "For statement.) vice provost for student violate the law in connection with the a preliminary session by a joint military committee scheduled within 40 days. drawn and submitted to the a community with a state affairs, and C. Richard Watergate affair. But no one told Daniel W. FAA. The federal govern- university, our airport is Stofan said Daoust Marsh, administrative Speaking to reporters gathered around Vance said his meetings with Spanish officials were excellent and very in- Reddin III. chairman of the ment may pay between 80 abysmal." probably was speaking in adviser to the president. him after the forma! end of his news structive, friendly and warm. Wood County Airport .ind 90 per cent of the total conference, Carter said he does not think authority. about the cost of the project. that Nixon himself thinks he is a criminal. questioning of Rhodes. Reddin said the remainder Carter said nothing he saw in last week's Dynamite discovery Rhodes reportedly made of the costs must be paid by first David Frost interview with Nixon his remarks when Wesley K. state, county and municipal MID-AM MANOR changed his mind. delays Boston classes Hoffman. Bowling Green funds. municipal administrator and Good Housing at Reasonable Prices A stick of dynamite was found outside a member of the airport THE $ I Mil .LION figure is Senate committee OKs South Boston high school yesterday, which authority, asked him if the the approximate cost the within walking distance of campus has been the scene of previous racial in- state would help pay for the entire project. Reddin said, cidents in the city's busing program. project, currently in plan- not the state and local share election day registration The start of classes was delayed by the ning stages. of the project. discovery of the dynamite. Police said that "But if the state is willing 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartments The Senate Rules Committee has ap- seven persons, five women and two men, RHODES SAID he thought to fund it. that's great." 9*/2 month lease $267 mo. proved the Carter administration's bill were arrested in the school area. Some of the airport needed the im- Reddin said. \2 month lease - $225 mo. calling for voter registration on election those arrested threw eggs at police. provements, noting that his When plans, including cost day Fighting broke out after classes began, plane was unable to land in estimates, are completed, and some students were sent home. 1 Bedroom Unfurnished Apartments Republican opponents of the bill said Bowling Green because of action may be taken. 9V2 month lease $235 mo. they will take their fight against the 12 month least $200 mo. measure to the House floor and the public. Republicans are opposed to the bill Explosion, fire shuts down All utilities paid except electric mainly because they feel it would step up Ask us about our houses Democratic voting at the polls. Arab pipeline, oil field Friday, May 13th Last week, the House Administration CALL NOW: 352-4380 between 9-5 641 3rd St Apt. 4 Committee approved the bill on a straight An explosion and fire at one of the party line vote. Yesterday's vote was a largest oil fields in Saudi Arabia forced the slim 5-4, with Rep. James Allen (D-Ala.), shutdown of a major pipeline in that 25% to voting with the Republican minority. country. The fire was brought under control, but an official of the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Panama Canal negotiators Arabia said at least one person was killed 50% off and 26 to 30 persons injured, some with return to consult leaders serious burns. No Americans were believed among the on <#wiu JM.00W PAEa«^^^| Talks over a new Panama Canal treaty casualties. yesterday recessed unexpectedly in Officials of the Arabian-American oil Washington to allow Panamanian company said the fire was contained Assorted Shirts & Gilt Items negotiators to fly home for consultations within 12 hours after it was set off by an Remember the glory on new developments. . explosion. It was allowed to bum itself The State Department did not say what out. these developments are. The cause of the explosion is not known, University Bookstore that was Day tona! The decision to break off the meetings in but officials said the possibility of Washington came after a two-hour session sabotage is being explored. The president Wednesday. Romulo Betancourt, the chief of ARAMCO said the cause was a pipeline Panamanian negotiator, decided to report failure and not sabotage. Student Services Bldg. to his home government. A State Department spokesman said the HOURS: talks, which began on Monday, will House Speaker pressured resume in the next few days. The spokesman said the talks have been for intelligence limits Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. cordial and comprehensive. The U.S. is Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. encouraged by the progress which has Friends, Romans, Students... been made on a new canal treaty, he said. Speaker of the House Thomas O'Neill Take your thirsts and your empty glasses! And refill said yesterday he is getting some pressure Ex-candidate Milton Shapp from the White House to set up a House them with Bloody Caesars.. .Relive the fun and com- Intelligence Committee to limit the raderie that was Florida last March. So "Caesar" every must repay federal funds number of Congressmen who are told occasion, rushes, rallies, forums, quorums, parties and about secret U.S. intelligence operations. THE HUTCH clambakes. 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Review By Brautigan creates a metaphor for our post-Watergate Joseph laaelto society that unashamedly admits guilt. Perspective His message-all have been infected. In the past his playful Venereal warts and bowling trophies don't seem to have optimism was enough resolution. Here, unfortunately, he much In common unless you get your kicks at the local alleys, offers nocure. or, in this case, your name is Richard Brautigan. 'Live at Hollywood Bowl' "Willard and His Bowling Trophies: A Perverse Mystery" is Brautigan's sixth novel and perhaps his most disturbing. Famous for his simple yet graceful style that usually mixes silly sex with unconventional, spaced-out characters, New Beatles album released Brautigan transforms those standards by adding escapist Weekend perversion and senseless violence. Seven years have passed Additional cuts include The warts and trophies take on iconic value early, often as By Randy Haberkamp since any Beatles recordings "She's A Woman," "Dizzy symbols of moral corruption In the 70s. The story involves have hit the market With the Miss Lizzy," "Ticket to two young couples and three brothers who are loosely con- FILMS release of "The Beatles Live Ride," "Can't Buy Me nected by some very strange, yet typically Brautigan events. "Annie Hall" is a nervous romance, in other words, a real at the Hollywood Bowl," Love," "Roll Over Bob and Constance are an attractive couple whose sadistic romance. Woody Allen, as star, writer and director, has Capital Records has con- Beethoven," "Boys," "All sexual ritual is a result of her one night of desperate in- created one of the most complete glimpses of reality ever tributed to Beatlemania's My Loving" and "She Loves fidelity. Innocence turns into guilt, pleasure becomes filmed, and he has done so in an unreal way. comeback. You." degradation as she and Bob slowly lose touch with reality. Rather than simply put "reality" in front of a camera. The album is turning out to There is plenty of Woody Allen knows that a much truer image will be ex- be the highlight of the unreleased Beatles music THEIR DOWNSTAIRS neighbors are Pat and John, who changed by using the unique qualities of the film medium. resurglng Beatlemania of lying in locked vaults Just have an interesting collection of bowling trophies scattered Only on film could you revisit your grade school and have the last few years. Hidden waiting to be heard. Coun- about the living room floor. Guarding this happy family Is a all your classmates tell you how their lives turned out. among a wave of tless hours of "Let It Be" red, white and blue paper mache bird named Willard. Seeing that 10-year-old girl with crooked glasses and freckles books,interviews, posters sessions and various live Brautigan is more inclined to tease us with the Logan tell you how she grew up to be "really into leather," enables and greatest hits packages, shows circulate only in family. The three brothers have an obsession for bowling the viewer to experience and enjoy the insane realities and this album is the first "new" fection could ever match. Lennon's vocal momentarily bootleg album form. which has brought them a large collection of trophies and a ironies of life. (previously unreleased) The electricity in the crowd breaks as he lets out a very limited lifestyle. After their prized trophy case is "Annie Hall" is certainly a film everyone can identify with. material to emerge from the cannot be denied. chuckle of astonishment. THE HOLLYWOOD Bowl completely emptied by some heartless thief, their obsession Who hasn't experienced the strained come-on conversation post-Beetle frenzy Historically, this recording shows have been in the hands turns into a cross-country pusuit that borders on insanity. between Alvy and Annie, which is totally different from their is a classic. It Is the best PAUL MCCARTNEY'S of producer Martin and EMI Brautigan takes turns sketching the lagans' character real thoughts (Ingeniously flashed on the screen as sub- AS PRODUCER George musical remnant of voice is beyond belief with since 1965. Many expected disintegration as they pursue with Bob's as he retreats. The titles!' Martin notes, poor recording Beatleniania and its effects. his renditions of "Long Tall this record to be released brothers become all that they have despised and Bob conditions (three track The cuts are a combination Sally" and the middle sec- years ago, but legal hassles despises what he has become. EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES by Allen and Diane recorders as compared to from their 1964-65 concerts. tion on "A Hard Day's have stood in the way. Keaton are equally supported by Tony Roberts, Carol Kane, today's twenty-four track), Their standard opener, Night." THE SUPERFICIALITY of America's love affair with Paul Simon and Shelley Duvall. crowd noise and small "Twist and Shout," starts The desperation of being a Now those hassles are over money and power are the glitter images that Brautigan If you do nothing else this weekend, go see "Annie Hall," at amplifiers make for a you on an emotional journey Beatle comes through two- and the early American reflects from the trophies. They have become "all the the Stadium Cinemas 7:30 and 9:40 nightly. technically poor per- which will give way only fold during "Help!", their concerts can be heard. All president's men"-symbols of dreams that are blinded by Matinees are offered tomorrow at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 2 formance. But there is a during the time it takes to newest song at the time. The the old enthusiasm and personal and collective missions of self-righteousness. Not and 4:30 p.m. feeling present which no switch sides. The entire tune is bouncy and quite naivete that went into even self-respect can see past the shine. Another new offering this week is "Bound for Glory" with form of technological per- album is one giant highlight; uptempo, but the lyrics Beatlemania can be enjoyed But in the end it's the innocent who must answer for the David Carradine as Woodie Guthrie, a songwriter who aesthetically, it has no flaws. contradict this mood, in the spirit they were made crimes of the few. The warts become obscene sources of refused to have his hope for the hopeless be silenced by the The freshness and en- bringing to light Lennon's in. embarassment They are the fateful objects of circumstance anti-unionists of the Depression era. Read it thusiasm which so true feelings of being in the The Beatles obviously still that imprison Bob and Constance on death row. "Bound for Glory" suffers from lack of what "Annie Hall" characterized the Beatles' Beatle trap. "And now my Uve. I would guess that "Willard" is Brautigan's bicentennial has so much of-communication. While "Annie Hall" uses the in the early stages is out of control. life has changed in oh so gift to America. Although it Is wrapped with his pretty f ilm medium to express reality, "Bound for Glory" attempts At one point during "Help!" many ways, my in- Andrew Schug and Lee similes, inside it Is a much more serious, almost foreboding to allow reality to speak for itself. News the screaming becomes so dependence seems to vanish Landenberger are message than he's ever managed before. The point of the movie isn't as effective, but is still un- overpowering that John in the haze." University students. By using the venereal warts and bowling trophies as icons, deniably present. Smoke and dusty cinematography and cluttered, dirty locations and sets express the look and feel of the Depression In a shocking and convincing way. BARGAIN PRICES Annie Holl-a hilarious new Woody Allen flick However, the power of the first half of the film is lost by the director's insistence upon continuing the "mood setting" Review By have a person like me for a EARLY DM THE film he is formance of her career, ters, stammers and shots and slow pacing throughout the film. Show times are 7 Marc Holland member." offended when an displaying depth and ver- generally shows herself to be and 9:40 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. "Annie Hall" recounts acquaintance invites him to satility lacking in her as human, vulnerable and Admission isfl. "Annie and I Just broke Singer's gradual and lunch by asking, "Didjew eat previous roles in Allen spaced-out as Alvy. up," Woody Allen, as somewhat mystifying with- yet?" His Jaw drops a mile movies, such as "Play It KEATON'S SINGING is a "SLAP SHOT" continues in its second week at 7:30 and comedian Alvy Singer, tells drawal from an affair with when, on his first date with Again, Sam" and "Sleeper." pleasant surprise, too. Her 9:45 nightly at the Stadium Cinemas. Matinees are 2 p.m. us In the monologue that the model and singer, Annie Annie, she observes matter- Annie Is a multi-talented breathy, intimate in- tomorrow and 2 and 4:30 p.m. Sunday. opens "Annie Hall," his Hall. He can't be happy with of-factly, "You're what my woman who grows terpretation of "Seems like Portage Drive-In hits the CB craze at an appropriate level latest and perhaps most a woman who could love a Grammy Hall would call a tremendously during her Old Times" stops the show. with "Breaker. Breaker" at 9p.m. and "Truck Stop Women" delightfully touching film. schinuck like him. real Jew. She hates Jews." affair with Singer. We see The film's reviews have at 10:40 p.m. "I can't get over It!" he As always, Allen plays THE CASTING OF Allen's Annie develop the self- been as nearly unanimous in Union Activities Organization (UAO) campus movies says. himself. Singer, like Allen, friend and former roommate confidence to leave Singer praise as a filmmaker could offers "The River Niger," starring Cicely Tyson, James Earl There's an old Joke, Singer is a paranoid, guilt- and Diane Keaton as the and pursue her singing hope, and deservedly so. Jones and Lou Gossett, today at 7 and 9:15 p.m. goes on, that characterizes doubt-ridden New York Jew delectable Annie supports career. Many reviewers over- Admission is 60 cents with University ID. his relationship with women. who discovers anti-Semitism the film's autobiographical Annie's first meeting with emphasize its departures Tomorrow UAO presents "The Exorcist," a film that uses "I'd never want to be a behind every statement and tenor. Alvy best displays Keaton's from the familiar Allen violent movements, flying objects, green-pea soup and four- member of a club that would event. Keaton offers the per- comedic talents. She stut- formula, however. letter words to get scares that sometimes get laughs. Certainly "Annie Hall" is If you take it seriously, which is pretty hard to do more serious than other (especially the second time around), you may feel you have UAO COFFEEHOUSE PRESENTS Allen films. Allen does not gotten your f 1 worth. Show times are 5:30,8, and 10:30 p.m. portray his typically inept Both UAO flicks will be shown in the Main Auditorium, presents character as before, but University Hall. MA LASER dissects and analyzes Sunday Night Movies offers Frank Capra's "Platinum SLAP Boston's No. 1 Street Singer himself. Blonde," with Jean Harlow, at 7 and "Take a Letter, SHOT EXTRA VAGANZAlll An animated fantasy Darling," with Rosaline Russell and Fred MacMurray at Stephen Baird shows annie, in Alvy's mind, 8:45. Admission to the Giah Film Theater of Hanna Hall Is as the Wicked Queen from free. "Snow White." One con- versation Is accompanied by THEATER sub-titles that reveal what Third World Theater will present "Message From a Region Annie and Alvy are really of His Mind," a tribute to James Baldwin, at 1 and 8 p.m. thinking. today and 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. A split-screen juxtaposes Excerpts from Baldwin's works examining race conflict A LASER-MUSIC SPECTACLE simultaneous events. Annie will be presented with dance, song, dramatic reading and a Grand Ballroom Union and Alvy are seen, for in- variety of other staging techniques. 7 p.m., 8.30 p.m., 11p.m. stance, with their analysts. Admission is 50 cents with University ID. $2 non-students "How often do you make Union Ticket Office love?" they're asked. MUSK "Hardly ever," Singer University Bands II and III will perform In concert today whines, "three times a at 8 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom. Union. The student per- week." "Constantly," she formance is free. gasps, "three times a TELEVISION week!" Part II of "The Big Event" will feature "Billion Dollar "Annie Hall' is a complex Movies." highlighting the 14 top box office hits of all time, and fascinating film. It is including such favorites as "Jaws," "The Godfather," "The Allen's most overtly Sound of Music," "The Sting," and "Gone With the Wind." It autobiographical and In- will air 9:30 p.m. on Channels 13 and 4 Sunday. trospective film, and Diane •Disney's Greatest Villains" offers the best part of his Keaton's growth as an ac- animated features that seems to be missing from recent tress helps the film achieve features. The Wicked Queen from "Snow White" is still one unusual emotional depth. of the best baddies of film. Also included is a clip from "The On another level, "Annie Rescuers," the latest Disney film which was produced by Hall" Is primarily another reunited animators of old Disney. hilarious Woody Allen flick! BOTTOMS9 UP % $> at %. 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SAXOPHONIST ALTO REED (left) leans bark Into the muair of the Silver Bullet Band, of which he Is part, at Wednesday's concert In Anderson Arena. Above, Bob Seger dips to the stage, where a presumably enthusiastic fan has tossed a straw hat. Seger and the Silver Bullet Band played to a sellout audience. Seger carries 'hot streak' to BG

Review by If Seger reigns over night of a long road trip. finished off a solid gig with Organization put up with Lee Landenberger Detroit, then where does that Maybe it was the electricity "Night Moves," and a minor technical hassles and leave openers Tantrum? the crowd generated, but it tribute to Chuck Berry, "Let gave another concert that Detroit rock and roll in- Perhaps on the up and doesn't matter. The Arena It Rock-Little Queenie." was smoothly run and added vaded Anderson Arena, as coming, but don't count on it. was ready and more than Other than the usual a show that will be long Bob Seger and the Silver Granted, they displayed willing to rock. congratulations for a fine remembered. Bullet Band and opening act some occasional hot licks on The band (and they are a stage presentation, special Bob Seger and the Silver Tantrum entertained a lead guitar, but failed to band in the true sense of the mention should go to Bullet Band gave a concert sellout crowd Wednesday. generate any real en- wordl swayed through saxophonist-clarinetist- that was nothing less than Detroit may claim the title thusiasm. "Rock and Roll Never percussionist Alto Reed. He expected. They are hard- of heavy metal capital of the Forgets," "Travelin' Man- gave the crowd something edged with a touch of sen- music world, but Bob Seger EVEN THE standard Beautiful Loser," "Nutbush more to rave about with solid timentality that sets them is the king of that grimy city encore, which is usually City Limits," "Katmandu," playing and some nice apart from typical Motor when it comes to chasing taken whether deserved or "Tarn the Page." "Come to gymnastics on the speakers. City rock. Wednesday's show DETROIT'S ACKNOWLEDGED KING of rock, Seger displays some of the away smog and overcast not, was not called for. There Papa." "Main Street" and was no exception. rollicking enjoyment that characterized his appearance on campus. skies with powerful but was not doubt the crowd "Heavy Music." All the hits He is part of the spark that skillfully constructed walls came to see Bobby and the were well-played in the style separates the Bullets from of sound. He is on a hot Bullets. that Seger has been working just another rock band. As streak and carried that Seger and the band on for well over in years. their fans will tell you, they streak with him to Bowling displayed none of the fatigue are a special group. Newsphotos by Mindy Milligan and Greg Smestad Green. one can expect on the last THE TWO ENCORES Union Activities

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Dixie Electric Company OPEN 365 NIGHTS 25481 Dixie Highway A YEAR! (U.S. 25) Perrysburg, Ohio 43551 874-8649 Page* The BG News, Friday, May 13,1877 Farmer tries to change American tax laws Dale Roe travels U.S. spreading his message By Jamie Pierman basis for taxation-" the proof of the pudding.'' to someone coming up with a fairer, simpler in newspapers and spreading his message. Staff Reporter solution to the tax problem. "I might as well have as much fan spending Memorial service "YOUR ABILITY to pay taxes is dependent money as the politicians," Roe said. A memorial service for Carlos Jackson, former Dale Roe is a man with a mission-to change on Income," Roe said. "You can't pay taxes ROE SAID he might not fight for his case University assistant professor of physical education, will the country's tax laws. with property, you have to pay it with In- much longer. "If I had some encouragement, However, Roe said he does feel someday be held 2 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Hall. For the past twenty years Roe has been come." I wouldn't mind pouring more money into it," the government will adopt his plan. Speakers Include University President Hollis A. Moore trying to limit taxation to income only. He has In an open letter to President Carter, Roe he said, adding he has found the personal "I've made every effort to solve this thing," Jr. and Athletic Director Richard A. Young. made his cause known by placing ads in called for the repeal of property taxes, sales energy "not worth it" he said. "I'm serious aout trying to make this At the ceremony, a plaque will be dedicated to the newspapers and writing letters to newspaper taxes and loopholes. His solution was a Roe said he is having a good time traveling country better. I would like to have my great- University in Jackson's memory. The service is open to editors. graduated income tax. around the country in his trailer, buying ads great grandchildren enjoy this great land.'' the public and is sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. Roe, from the town of Rudolph, just south of Roe told Carter, "We need Just one simple, Bowling Green, has spent about $2,000 in his just one honest, just one just tax-which falls Photo contesf move to, as one of his ads stated, "have no evenly on all, according to their ability to real estate, savings, or sales tax; tax only pay." The Kirelands Campus will hold its third annual spring income." photo contest during Culture Week, May 16-20. Roe said he is a millionaire, although he Roe never heard from Carter. He said he The contest is open to any past or present Kirelands calls himself a "ten-cent millionaire" has gotten "very few replies" from Campus student. Any photograph larger than five by because what he owns today "could have been politicians. seven inches will be accepted. bought for $100,000" in 1940. That is except for Illinois State Sen. Vivian Entries should be submitted to Tom Koba, audio-visual He and his family own 1,200 acres of far- Hickey who is about to introduce a bill which department, Kirelands Campus, B.G.S.U., Huron, Ohio or mland in Wood County, plus 100 mobile home Roe calls "practically the same thing" as his to the Kirelands Campus library no later than 5 p.m. spaces. During the winter, Roe and his wife tax solution. today. migrate to Pompano Beach, Fla., to live in His letters and ads in Ohio, Florida and Judging will be Wednesday. their trailer. Colorado have received some responses from All entries will be on display in the west building of the The tax system today is not fair to anyone, private persons. campus from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Culture Week. Roe said, adding that only Income is the fair But none has taken the $100 Roe is offering Laser music Author James Baldwin discusses "Solcil," a presentation of laser music, will be presented at 7,8:30 and 10 Monday evening in the Grand Ballroom. Union. changing identities of blacks, whites The i» minute presentation will be accompanied by a four-channel audio system. ByTimRUey something is happening," He said there was no true Presented by the Union Activities Organization, ad- Baldwin said. White people "white experience," but that iniaston is $1 for students and $2 for non-students. The identities of blacks are "beginning to be many whites are afraid to and whites are changing, liberated from all the live without the label of according to James Baldwin, horrors of segregation," he "white." Baldwin said that Chemisfry magic internationally acclaimed said, adding that the blacks at age SO, he could look both black novelist who ad- have always been able to forward and backward. A < hcmistry magic show will be presented at 12:30p.m. dressed more than 400 handle it. "White people tomorrow. 141 Overman Hall. Students will perform persons in the Main couldn't handle it," he said. "You might see that the magic tricks with various chemicals. The show is free and Auditorium at University Baldwin said Americans rest (of his life) might be open to the public. Hall. have "lost their principal something of a gas," he said, slaves," and that their new "it certainly couldn't be He said that the European sweatshops won't last as worse" Sailing regatta sense of reality had "had its long. He said black day," and that it had been a Americans "stand at a very Baldwin will attend a "fairly monotonous show." funny place in the world Third World Theatre The sailing club will host ten schools in a regatta this He noted that he saw "a kind today," because they are the presentation of excerpts of weekend at the Kindlay reservoir. of constriction" in the faces only true Western blacks. his works at 1 p.m. today in Competition will bo held 9 a.m.-5 p.m. tomorrow and 9 of people of Paris, adding The developing nations in Joe E. Brown Theatre, ami p.m. Sunday. that it is "a city on the edge Africa were created by University Hall. Additional The club lias competed in five regattas this spring, with of chaos." Europe for European performances will be at 8 varying results, the best being a third-place finish in the "We l American blacks I reasons.he said, calling Idi p.m. tonight and tomorrow, Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association IMCSA) Women's are still under the heel of a Am i n "a Colonel Blimp in with admission 50 cents at Championships, at Ohio Wesleyan last month, and a hostile republic--yet black-face." the door. fourth-place finish in the area eliminations for the mid- west championships, last week at the University of Michigan. University Police lists 36 charges for last month Schools competing in the regatta include Kent State University. Grand Valley State University, Lakeland. Thirty-six charges were alcoholic beverages in a theft, vandalism and Michigan State University, Ohio Northern University, made by University Police motor vehicle, unauthorized breaking and entering. Ohio Slate University, Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan last month, less than in use of a vehicle, grand theft, The police also In- University. Toledo University and the College of Wooster. April, 1976, according to a public indecency and vestigated 23 traffic ac- N«w*phofO by Mif><*y M>ll>gon release from the University voyeurism. cidents last month, an In- Dal* Roe Police department. A total of 131 complaints crease of 14 from April 1976. Thirteen of the charges were received by the police MOTORCYCtE TUNE-UPS were criminal and 23 were last month, S3 less than Most Japanese Models traffic. Twenty-four of the April, 1976. Decker named Faculty Member of Year charges were made on- The largest number of JIM'S campus and 12 were made complaints involved stolen Dr. Russell Decker, faculty and staff, an director of international Students inducted into off-campus. bicycles, with 29 reports. professor of business law, alumnus and 20 students. programs. ODK include Richard CYCLE SALES Three charges of criminal Nineteen petit thefts and 11 was named "Faculty Decker, a member of ODK Anerson, senior; David L. damaging and petit theft burglaries were reported. Member on the Year" by the since 1974, has been on the PAUL W. LADD, Wood Ash, senior; Michael F. Call tor Appt. 422 4855 were made. Other charges Other complaints included University circle of Omicron University staff for 25 years, County Commissioner, was Baus, senior; David Belden, Delta Kappa (ODK) natioal 217 North Main St. included consuming arson, grand theft, vehicle serving as faculty adviser to selected for membership junior; Laura Dunbar, leadership honorary Friday. the student court for 16 under the alumni category junior; James Fisher, Findlay. Ohio Call Fact Line The honorary also in- years. which honors "graduates senior; Elizabeth A. Galpin. ducted three members of the Receiving a bachelor's who have demonstrated senior; David M. 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By Roger K.Lowe Thurairatnam came to the University on a United Church Stafl Reporter Board for World Mission scholarship and said he had no particular choice about which college to attend. The U.S. and the University have not changed much since the late 60s and early 70s, according to Dante J. Thurairat- "MY AMBITION was to come, and I'm happy I came to nam, a 35-year-old doctoral student in educational ad- Bowling Green," he said. ministration and supervision who was a student here at that After getting his degree, he went back to Sri Lanka for four time. years, as director of health and physical education at Jaffna "I haven't seen much change," said Thurairatnam, who is College, an American institution founded in 1823. from Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon). "This Is a very quiet It was there he met his wife Sheila, who was a student of period. That doesn't mean students are not involved, they're his, he said. definitely involved. But there is no crisis to bring out the best Thurairatnam said when he finishes his doctoral work, he in them." would like to work in the U.S for a year to gain experience, In the late 60s and early 70s, students played a big part in then go to a developing country where his input would be formulating the foreign policy of this country, he said. They greater. were demonstrating, not destroying. That is a big difference "The reason I am interested in developing countries is that from other countries where people riot to destroy, not to the United States will never miss me. They have too many change. quality people. Sri Lanka will miss me if I don't go back," he "There's a great difference between an educated group of said, adding, "It may sound egotistical, but it's true." people and just masses," Thurairatnam said. Thurairatnam compared the British system of education The University adminstration was willing to face the issues with the American form of education. in the late 60s and early 70s, he said. "This is very rarely seen in other countries." "ON THE WHOLE, the experience I have had here has been very good. This system made me think. In the British THURAIRATNAM refused to call student activism of the system you were taught everything. Here you were supposed NSwiphoK) by Larry KayMf period "unrest." "I don't call It unrest, there was a reason to think," he said. Dante J. Thurairatnam for them to react that way." "In education, the United States has to be one of the most Thurairatnam came to the University in 1969 to get his decentralized systems in the world. It's very unique," master's degree in health and physical education. He was Thurairatnam said. In Sri Lanka, the entire educational the first student from Sri Lanka to come to the University. system comes under one person. Alumni tour leaves for Copenhagen He said he was influenced to come to the U.S. by his father, Thurairatnam complimented Dr. L. Edward Shuck Jr., By Roger K.Lowe jet transportation, hotel all alumni and parents In up a good proportion of the who was head of a high school in Sri Lanka and had done director of international progreams. "His office has helped graduate work at Oberlin College in Ohio. Staff Reporter accomodations and city Ohio and Michigan, and the tours, cannot get away foreign students to get adjusted and we owe him a great deal tours. office usually promotes the during the school year. "From the time he iThurairatnam's father) visited this for making life easier for us," he said. country, it has been instilled into his children that we should How would you like a job trip to others, as well. This fall, the association "I feel that I'm a part of this place. Otherwise I wouldn't that enabled you to go to THE COST IS one of the The Office also advertises will present a "Fly with the one day visit this country before we die. The ambition was keep coming over and over again." he said. "I've been there all along," he said. Copenhagen, Denmark? factors that draws people to the tour in the alumni Falcons" tour to Hawaii and treated very well and respected for my views." Larry J. Weiss, director of the tour, Weiss said. magazine, published six Southern California In alumni activities, has such a Another is the amount of free times a year. conjunction with the vanity Campus groups confer to promote student rights job. He leaves today for time offered. football team's games Copenhagen as an official Trips are often too con- THERE ARE about 40,000 against the University of Several campus groups as Student Gover- IGSSI have been invited to are." The purpose is to pull escort for an alumni tour. fining, with every minute mailings in Ohio, Weiss said, Hawaii and Long Beach organizations will confer to nment Association (SGA), attend. the splintered University The Office of Alumni and planned, he said. including about 31,000 State. spark awareness of student Black Student Union (BSU), Ronald E. Ross of HRA. groups together, he said. Development usually tries to "We let almost all time be alumni and 9,000 parents in rights on campus, 1-4 p.m. Human Rights Alliance said, "this is a brain- Ross said it is hard to have a representative on free time," Weiss said. the state. tomorrow in the White (HRA). La Union de storming session to let present a voice to the ad- each tour, Weiss said. "Different people like dif- Weiss said the Alumni Travel agents contact Dogwood Suite, Union. Estudlantes Latinos, and everybody know what ministration with so many "It gives us a chance to ferent things." Association will have two James W. Lessig, executive Representatives from such Graduate Student Senate everybody else's problems factions. meet alumni and parents," low cost optional tours are more tours this year. One director of Alumni and he said. available for those wishing group will go tour Munich, Development, to present Investments. Ross said the goal of the According to Weiss, to travel to Sweden and Vienna, and Budapest, tour packages, he said, conference is to get an un- twenty persons, including Norway. Others can rent August 12-27. adding Lessig selects the from page 1 economics of the situation; Peschell said if the derstanding so the groups alumni and parents of bicycles and tour the city on ■ "This is the first time I can tours and decides which According to Peschell, the for example, the foundation foundation's investments can form a coalition In current University students, their own, he said. remember a ' two-week office member will go along foundation exists to aid the would not invest in New York were larger it might make a support of common in- will take the tour. All but To advertise alumni trips vacation," Weiss said. Most as a representative. University in funding. Gifts City bonds. difference, but because of terests. Goals include two of the travelers are from the office tries to mail out trips last eight days and The Alumni Asociatlon that are received are either Discussing the issue of the relatively small size of support for a police control Ohio. tour information six to eight seven nights. usually offers two or three earmarked by donor for one where the companies the investment, whether the board, gay awareness day The trip, which runs May months in advance, Weiss Summer tours usually get tours a year, Weiss said. of the 125 categories that operate, Peschell said, "This foundation is in or out makes and a campaign against 13-21, costs $516 a person, he said, adding that In- better response, he said. "It's a good way to offer money can be given to or is the third time this thing little difference. student apathy. said, and includes round trip formation is mailed to nearly School teachers, which make something to our people." they are unencumbered gifts has come up. First it was or monies for scholarships. with companies who were "If we were a foundation "I don't think the chances Peschell said it is usually harming the environment, with an investment of $100 are very good because of the VCM- CATAl the scholarship donations then it was with companies million, then I could see it," different motives of the that are invested by the that were producing war Peschell said. "But this kind groups." Ross said, adding PRESENTS — foundation, which has 11,000 supplies, now it's South of thing is like chopping off that this is the first such share holdings, an in- Africa. your nose to spite your meeting of the organizations. A vestement of $850,000. "To not invest in com- face." There is no agenda or PESCHELL SAID panies that have operations program for the meeting, guidelines for investing in South Africa would mean Peschell said the foun- which is open to the public. money arc established by the we would lose some of our dation's commitment was to "I have no idea what's investment policy com- best moneymakers," the donors of the money going to come out of It. If mittee of the foundation, but Peschell said. "It's sort of "who gave to benefit the nobody shows up, we're not OFF its decisions are based on self-defeating." University. going to push it," Ross said. SALE WITH COUPON BELOW Ptgt I The BG News, Frttlay, May IS, 1177 TJTo^ystarylrlpToTrn-Leave Union Oval $5 50 Friday, May 1) Golf 10 am. University Golf Course BGSU women's team hosts] invitational MEETINOS People's Chess Federation 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Commuter Center. I "JESUS CHRIST Graduate student organization II a.m. 5 p.m. Horizons Sulla. Moseley Hall NOW LEASING Education Bidg Those Interested should contact the Senate ot Rugby I p.m. Poe Ditch Field Team A hosts Northwest Ohiol FREEDOM FESTIVAL" tlce, 3rd floor. Union tournament Team B vs. Wittenberg industrial Education Association--8:30 p.m. First Floor, Ttch Baseball 1 p.m. Steller Field BGSU vs. Eastern Michigan, two | ■ Christian Rock Concert Bldg. Presentation ol awards followed by a party. Open to games At the Student Service! Forum members and persons Interested In Industrial education. SI. Open swim 1 3p.m. Natatorium 25cents May 18-20 7:30 P.M. WeA* Than. Football 1:30p.m. Stadium Spring inter squad game and 9:00 P.M. on Friday LECTURES Undergraduate art show 2-5 p.m. Fine Arts Gallery featuring Rock Bands and Performers "Strattgraphlc Evidence for a Rifting in W. Oregon and Student swim 3 8 p.m. Natatorium Open to students and guests. Washington" geology lecture-noon 070 Overman Hall 25 cents FREE AND OPEN TO ALL "The Exorcist" campus movie 5:30. 8 and 10:30 p.m. Main ENTERTAINMENT Auditorium, University Hall »1 with ID Women's golf 10 a.m. University Golf Course BGSU women's "Message from a Region of his Mind" Third World Theatre team hosts an invitational production 8 p.m. Joe E. Brown Theatre, University Hall 50 Faculty swim noon l p.m. Natatorium Open to all faculty and cents staff. 35 cents. 10 cents to rent a suit. If necessary Public skate 8 10 p.m Ice Arena Jl for students with ID, 50 Friday the Thirteenth "Message From a Region of his Mind" Third World Theatre cents skate rental FALL — $218 per quorler. per person matinee 1, 8 p.m. Joe E. Brown Theatre Excerpts from tha Blue Magic Ball II p.m. Northeast Commons Sponsored by Phi (Based on 4 person occupancy) works ol James Baldwin. Discussion by Baldwin will follow. 50 Beta Sigma 75 cents SUMMER — $350 per apartment cents with ID. is CHIO'S LUCKY DAY! Baseball 1 p.m. Steller Field BGSU men vs Central Michigan. Sunday. May 15 two games. MOUNT VERNON UAOHappy Hours 2-5 p.m. Falcon's Nest. Union MEETINGS Spring Formal IS Pinball Wizard tournament 3 5 p.m. Buckeye Room. Union Open Kappa Delta PI 5 p.m. Alumni Room. Union Don Boren will 802 E. Sixth St. to students and staff, $1 for four games. speak. Open to members and initiates Student swim 6:30 10p.m. Natatorium 75 cents Circle K 7 8:30 p.m. 447 Math Science Bldg Sponsored by BG Bowling Green, OH NOW UNDERWAY! "The River Niger" campus movie 7.9:15 p.m Main Auditorium, Kiwanis (ADJACENT TO FITNESS WORLD HEALTH SPA) University Hall 50 cents with ID Alpha Phi Omega- 7:30 p.m. 179 Life Science Bldg Service Storytelling festival 7:30-8:35 p.m. 112 Life Science Bldg Dept. fraternity CALL 352-0154 Sandusky-May 13 of LEM presents storytellers. Student Council for Exceptional Children 7 30 pm 115 Life Concerts 8 p.m. Grand Ballroom. Union Bands II and III will Science Bldg. Election of officers. perform Sailing Club 8 p.m. 224 Math Science Bldg. Pro Frisbee team 8 10 p.m. Anderson Arena "The Aces" will Fin n Falcon Scuba Club 8 10 p.m Natatorium perform ENTERTAINMENT Public skating 8 10p.m. IceArena SI with ID. 50 cents for skate WEEKEND rental Bridge match 1:30 p.m. Ohio Suite. Union Trophies will be Latlnodance 8 p.m.-midnight D.C. Ranch, Perrysberg S3 awarded. 50 cents for students. 75 cent T Shirt dance II p.m. Northeast Commons Sponsored by Phi students COORDINATE Beta Sigma. Admission 50 cents, 25 cents If wearing a T-shirt. Studentswim 24p.m. Natatorium 25cents Undergraduate Art Show- 2 5p.m. Fine Arts Gallery Saturday. May 14 Public skating-3:30-5:30, 8 10 p.m. IceArena 51 for students. 50 cents lor skate rental SPECIAL ■ Idea ENTERTAINMENT Open swim -4-6p.m. Natatorium 25cents "Platinum Blonde" and "Take a Letter. Darling" campus Track 10 a.m. Whittaker Track BGSU women's team hosts movies 7 p.m. Glsh Film Theater. Hanna Hall invitational Chamber Orchestra 8 p.m. Recital Hall, Music Bldg Concert IFC tennis tournament 9:30 a.m. Ice Arena Courts Faculty with meno soprano Barbara Lockard student doubles "It's a Two Way Street" discussion 8 p.m Second floor study People Bike race 10 am Starting east side of health center Sponsored lounge. Ashley Hall Liz Gaplin will discuss communications, 20% by Delta Upsilon sponsored by Ashley Hall Council off ANY 2 OR Classifieds 3 PIECE Wanted COORDINATE for The BG News Summer Staff Congratulations to Tunl and LOST* FOUND because SPRING FORMAL Is Turn. Effec to subl June 15 Sue on being elected officers of today I Sept 15 $145 mo incl A C ft LOST: Black '.1 Lab. to Irish UAO. Love. Your Phi Mu PLANT SALE 150 house util. Near campus ft shopping. Apply now for a summer job with The BG Newt, Setter 6 mos. Answers to Sisters. plants will be sold this Contact John Steincr. BGSU to be published weekly during the summer Barney If found call 352 3437. 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Friday, May U, 1*77, IV BO Newi Pa* | Strong tracksters challenge Mid-Am field ByBOlEatep "EASTERN has a quarter-mller that runs faster than a lot Associate Sports Editor AFTER qualifying for nationals in her speciality in 62.6 TEAMWISE, eight of the 10 Mid-American Conference of my girls. Western has five who havequalified for nationals. last Friday, she missed the long Jump landing pit in the next They've got Mama Karws who has gone 138 (feet) in the schools will compete tomorrow. With a morning session If Falcon women's track coach Dave Williams ever leaves event. Williams is counting on Romsek to team with Gail featuring five finals beginning at 10 and an afternoon session Javelin. We've got Lorna Miller, who's gone 133. Western also Billet, Debbie Wernert, running for the first time after a two- the coaching profession, there may be a demand for his has a high Jumper (Ruth Devries) who has a 5-7<* Jump." of 13 finals starting at 1:30, only Central Michigan and services in Las Vegas. week bout with a hamstring pull, and Jan Samuelson in the Northern Illinois will be absent. mile relay. She's also listed as the third leg in the two-mile Last week Williams predicted his squad would outdistance On paper, Williams thinks his club will win two of four Ohio State by five ponts for the state title. BG won by a point. relay with Billet. Beckey Dodson and Samuelson. Central, winner of the BG Invitational earlier this year and relays-the mile and two-mile-the 400-meter hurdles, the 400- Will she run? So when he talks about tomorrow's Mid-American meter dash and take the top three scoring spots in the 800- the likely favorite, will not run because classes are over. Invitational, you listen. Northern Illinois, meanwhile, will stay home and compete in meter run. "She saw a doctor Wednesday and he said she could run,' "I think we'll win by 30 points," the BG prognosticator said its state meet. But much of the Falcons' success in those events will Williams said yesterday. "She was out jogging yesterday and of the first annual event set for a 10 a.m. start at Whittaker depend on the availability of sophomore Deb Romsek. she'll probably run Saturday. As a coach, though, 1 might Track. "Western and Eastern Michigan will give us a run for "This meet will showcase the league's talent,"WUliams the money. keep her out of some events." claimed. "We've got a lot of talent in the MAC. If we had an Romsek, a national-placer in the 400-meter hurdles last In addition to running the hurdles. Romsek is scheduled to "We beat them both outdoors, but that was the first meet of all-star team of all schools compete with the best in the Big year at the Assn. for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women team with Dodson, Billet and Samuelson in the two-mile the season," Williams said of the BG Invitational. "Both Ten. we'd probably win." IAI AW i nationals, injured a leg long jumping last Friday at relay at the AIAW event next weekend at UCLA. Javelin have unproved considerably. the Ohio State Twi-light Relays. thrower Lorna Miller will also represent BG. It's a good bet Williams is right. He hasn't been wrong yet Stolz promises 'hard-hitting contest' Spring game tomorrow will stick to basics

By Kevin Coffey injury on the long returns," Stolz said, "so Doug Smith and Joe Studer return at the maturity," he explained. "As far as our Staff Reporter we're going to eliminate them." interior line slots, and wide receivers Dave passing game goes, I won't know whether or Stolz said he was pleased with the way the Dudley and Willie Matthews, both veterans, not we'll complete one until we get out there If you're expecting a razzle-dazzle contest spring practices have gone thus far. add speed to the outside of the BG offense. and 1 see it." with trick plays and complicated offensive Stolz singled out the efforts of Miller. Bowling Green will utilize a basic I- maneuvers in tomorrow's annual spring "WE HAVE GOOD maturity, especially in Prosak and Williams during the recent furination on offense this year, also featuring football game, forget it There won't be many. the offensive backfield. as well as depth, and practices and added "Jim Gause has been two wide receivers. However, if you like solid, hard-hitting the attitude that the team has shown having an excellent spring at fullback.'' BG's defensive gridders will show a basic 52 football, get to the stadium early. There will throughout our spring workouts has been One thing that Falcon fans can look for or "Oklahoma" defense. be plenty of it. great," he said. tomorrow is scoring, according to Stolz. For tomorrow's contest, the offensive New head coach Denny Stolz unveils his The offensive depth that Stolz was referring "THERE SHOULD be a good amount of squads will be wearing white Jerseys, with the 1977 Falcon grid squad tomorrow at 1:30p.m. to includes three-year veteran Mark Miller in scoring in the game because of our offensive defense in the brown. at Doyt L. Perry Stadium in a scrimmage the quarterback slot. Mike Wright in the that will pit BG's number one offense against backup signal-calling position and Jim Gause the number two defense and the Falcon's running out of the fullback slot. second team offense against the first Another back that could give added power defensive unit. to the Falcon offense is junior Dan Saleet Stolz emphasized that the game will be, in Red-shirted with a knee injury a year ago. essence, an extension of the spring practices Saleet has been going through light workouts and will be a "down-to-earth hard-hitting in preparation for the fall season, but will not contest." play tomorrow. From a defensive standpoint, the grid "WE'LL BE DOING a little of everything Falcons have an "overall inexperienced during the game," Stolz explained. defensive football team," according to Stolz. "Basically, we Just want to use the game to Alex Prosak and Jack Williams will return evaluate all of our personnel and take a look to shore up the BG defensive line, along with at who can play where." Jim Mitolo, a sometime starter at middle Two "game elements" which will be guard last season. missing from tomorrow's action are kick-offs and punt returns. DIRK ABERNATHY will provide some The offensive squad will put the ball in play experience in the BG defensive secondary, from the 20-yard line and try to maintain an but the experience ends there. offensive drive. Should the offense sputter, On the other side of the "trench," the BG SENIOR-TO-BE quarterback Mark Miller wDJ pace the ball will be punted, but a fair catch will be offensive does boast of a good amount of Bowling Green's powerful offense tomorrow. the extent of the punt returns. experience. "There's Just too much of a chance for Seniors Mike Obrovac, Mark Wichman. Will men's laxers make history?

By Tom Baumann team," Haunt said. "We will In 1972, they last failed, remained undefeated by scoring lead with his two- Mwwpkaf ty Jkn Olbom Staff Reporter attempt to double team them finishing third. downing Denison, 14-10. In goal performance last week RUNNING BACK Doug Wiener will compliment Miller In the backfield. and put our concentration Perhaps the best way to the other game, Kenyon beat against Ohio State. The men's lacrosse team is mainly on them. The other summarize the Falcons' Michigan State, 11-6. McNicholas has 14 goals and not out to make history. players they have do not frustration is in the words of eight assists for 22 points. The Falcon laxers have match up to the abilities of tri-caplain Preston Speers: Next week's game with the Freshman Mike Squires Martin is fuming again never lost three straight those four." Falcons hosting the BG follows with 20, while Dick NEW YORK-The only yesterday that Martin Is Klrod Hendricks. Elrodwas games and they don't intend "We're not going down to alumni has been canceled. Irwm and Jim Macko each time Billy Martin and to break the mark at Wooster Wooster to just play-we're annoyed with Steinbrenner, sent to Syracuse of the Falcon coaches and trainers have 16. George Stcinbrenner see the Yankee owner, over the International League as a tomorrow. Besides Baxter, that group going down to fight." decided not to play the game eye-to-eye is when they're status of veteran catcher player-coach on April 26. BG's season finale pits includes Rob Rutan, and and risk any more injuries. In the only other MLA jaw-to-jaw. them against the Scots, seniors Bob Dyer and Dave GROUNDERS-Bowling Tom McNicholas has game tomorrow, Michigan The "New York Post" winless in Midwest Lacrosse Luken. Green leads the series with taken over the Falcon State faces Ohio State. reported from Seattle Assn. (MLA) competition Although Wooster has Wooster 4-0, winning last this season. many returning veterans, year's game, 22-1. IKLOTZ FLOWER FJ "We will definitely be the team's inexperience has Wooster is coming off a big aggressive against plagued them all year long. loss from the hands of 906 Napoleon Rd. Wooster," coach Jim Flaunt Ashland last weekend, 134. PHI KAPPA PSI said. "We will play as IT HAS BEEN a disap- In other MLA games, league- physical a game as we can. pointing year for the leading Ohio Wesleyan All types of flowering Smerce-Space Falcons, too, in a number of Scott-Karen Fin-Nancy Steve-LeeAnn "WE OWE THIS game and ways. One is the injury Rich-Jaynle Ken-Sue Chip-Judy Packrat-Kathy annuals for outdoor use. a win to our seniors. A win situation. Virtually every Byron-Bonnie Row-Ruth Joe-Karla Andy-Marcia Vegetable Plants, Saturday will give them a member of the team has Instant Color Dave-Michelle Mark-Gayle Gary-Kris 1 Jerry-Cindy Jeff-Marcla \ Roses, Perennials four-year record of 39-6. been hurt during the course Passports Gary-Sally Andy-Jill , Dough-Andrea We're also out to get a good of the season. Steve-Sharon \ Steve-Lucy Earl-Nancy 1 Dave-Ellen MAY HOURS: *!&& feeling to build on for next It has also been a Jack-Jennifer " i Jeff-Kris Dick-Cindy I Rick-Olivia year." frustrating year for the 8-8 M-F 8-5 SAT. 10% off Reg-Deb Rich-Deb J The Scots will be led by Falcons recordwise. The 12-4 SUN. Scott Baxter, who led the Falcons must win tomorrow WITH THIS AD team last year in scoring I to be .500 in the MLA. They WALSTON PHOTOG. with 18 goals and six assists. I will not finish first or second ^"""MAY13, 1977* "Wooster has four ex- this year, something they 303 S. MAIN DAWN DANCE cellent players on their had done four straight years. 352-1006 ^^^ ^^^^ FRED ECKMAN

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Sports briefs Lacrosse coach voices opinion, presents petition Got a minute,Ken? Athletic Committee will reconsider "I remember everything, but there's not too much to remember," DuaneBobick muttered. By Cheryl Geachke school level at this time is not that extensive, slow or fast pitch has more interest than That would mean a Midwest team would be The count was St seconds-to be exact-as heavyweight Staff Reporter according to Carole Huston, associate athletic lacrosse. represented at the national meet boxer Ken Norton pummeled Bobick In Madison Square director, who said more interest has been Young said that over 455 high schools offer Durentini also charged that there has been Garden Wednesday night. The University Athletic Committee decided shown in the area of Softball than lacrosse. softball, while only a few provide lacrosse no move to find a coaching replacement for "I'm a slow starter anyway," Bobick said. "After I got to reconsider substituting intercollegiate Durentini suggested that softball be programs. her as she is taking a one-year leave next hit in the throat, I couldn't do anything." women's lacrosse for. fast-pitch Softball initiated at a club standing until it proves But only five universities in Ohio offer a year. More than the throat punch felled the Minnesota native. yesterday. itself since it has been tried before in previous fast-pitch softball league for women, while She asked that a decision be made for soon Resembling a baseball pitcher, Norton continually Members of the women's lacrosse team years and was discontinued. She said she there are nine intercollegiate lacrosse teams for four reasons. thrashed Bobick with overhand rights. attended the meeting in the Wayne Room of doesn't see how one can justify a completely She said she thought a replacement coach "There'll be another day for me," Bobick said. the Union and coach Carol Durentini new program In lieu of an existing one con- •'It's a slap in the face to the good job we've should be named as soon as possible. Also, a In discussing the knockdown, Bobick felt he could presented 1,080 signatures on a petition, sidering the budget cut. done over the years," said Cynthia Millen, a schedule has to be confirmed with other continue after he staggered to his feet. which requested preservation of the lacrosse "It's not one against the other," said Carl member of the lacrosse team. The women's schools for next season. The women should "I was a little wobbly, but everything was clear," he team and cutback of other programs. W. Haliberg, a member of the committee. team has a 9-4-1 record this season. know before school ends, in fairness to the said. "But the referee said no. I'm not knocking the Among Durentini's arguments are that "We don't know what we can afford yet" Huston said the fact that the lacrosse team team. referee. It was his decision.** eliminating lacrosse would conflict with Title Richard A. Young, Athletic Director, said is not recognized by the Assn. for Inter- In addition, she claimed funds needed for Norton is now seeking a fourth rematch with world IX provisions allowing equal opportunity for at this point he is not sure what the sports collegiate Athletics for Women lAIAW) had the lacrosse team are miniscule compared to champion Muhammad All both men and women's lacrosse programs. spectrum is going to be. They do not have an an affect on the recommendation. the budget. official sports budget yet and cannot decide "All we can do is assure you we can DURENTINI SAID the growth of women's until they know what they are going to be BUT AN ATTEMPT to establish a cham- reconsider the matter, but can't make any Awww, peanuts! lacrosse programs has been rapid and is allocated. pionship format through the AIAW next year commitment one way or the other," haliberg beginning to be taught on the high school is being considered, according to Durentini. said. Wright State University announced last week that level. She also said colleges are sometimes HUSTON SAID that adding softball would Jimmy Carter has signed a national letter of intent to play initiators of high school programs instead of cost the same as lacrosse and that the basketball there. followers. University has to keep in line with the ■ The BTi HBWS Appropriately nicknamed "Peanut Butter," Carter is a However, the growth of lacrosse at the high program offerings in the state, and softball, Junior college transfer from Grand View, Iowa. The 6-3 guard shot 70 per cent from the field as a fresh- man to lead the Junior college ranks in shooting per- centage that year. Now or never for Sports Old number '17' Pagell Friday, May 13,197713

Maybe it was Wayne Garland's uniform number that held him back. BGdiamondmen The Cleveland hurler, who signed for $2.3 million in the free agent auction, finally won his first game (against By Terry Goodman seven out of eight games at overall good balance all four defeats) Wednesday night at the expense of Executive Sports Editor the minimum," speculated year." Milwaukee, 4-3. Falcon skipper Don Purvis. When Garland won 20 games for Baltimore last year, he The Mid-American Con- "That's only a guess, though, CATCHER LARRY Owen wore number 17. Well, Indian Dave LaRoche already held ference (MAC) crossroads because we don't know how has supplied the bulk of the that Jersey when Garland arrived, so the righthander took for Bowling Green this year everyone else will fare, but I Falcon fire power with 14 "23." Just happen to meet at don't think we can afford any home runs. Shortstop Chuck But LaRoche was traded to California Just before Steller Field today and more losses. Black and centerfielder Jeff Wednesday's game and Garland got his old "17" back. tomorrow. "We simply need to win Groth hit for a high average, Number 17 came through. At least three wins is a everytimeout" as docs much of the BG must. No rainouts, please. BG, owning a 30-14 overall lineup. However, Groth Williams is fine tool All league title hopes, thus, record, is at least gunning injured his knee two would swirl down the drain. for second place in the MAC. weekends ago in Toledo and Ohio State's basketball program needed rebuilding Today, it's a doubleheader With that feat, the Falcons still hasn't recovered. badly, and coach Eldon Miller found a mighty fine tool to starting at 1 p.m. against would stand a strong chance Jones, a strong work with. tough Central Michigan. of landing a NCAA bid. righthander, gave BG a big His name: Herb Williams, considered one of the top 10 Tomorrow, the same site and Jeff Jones and Terry lift with a three-hitter over high school prospects in the country. time versus Eastern Milton will be summoned to MAC-leading Miami last Williams averaged 25 points a game for Columbus Michigan. the hill today. Righthander Saturday. However, the rest Marion-Franklin last year and was heavily recruited by After this weekend, only Jim Joyce will team with of the pitching staff has Michigan, UCLA, Maryland and many others. four MAC roads games Mike Hale or Ken Lelek struggled lately. Five others signed by Miller have been Cleveland East remain on BG's schedule, against the Hurons The task: The Falcons, 1-3 Tech's Jim Smith, Barberton's Carter Scott, Marquis and they're not with front- tomorrow. in the loop, trail the Redskins Miller and Todd Perm of Columbus and Kenny Page, a running Miami, Toledo or "Potentially, I think this is (9-2), the Rockets (4-1) and high school AU-American from New York City. Central. my best club," Purvis Central (7-3). - .*>** -TERRY GOODMAN praised. "The rain hurt us a At this late stage of the "I'D SAY WE have to win little bit, but we've had season, keeping pace isn't good enough. BG must begin picking up ground. N»wii*oto by lorry KoyMT PINCH HrrTING-WBGU- FALCON FIRST BASEMAN Garry Kohorst scoops up an infield toss, FM (88.1) will air all four while an unidentified Ashland College base runner scampers back during Golfers start title weekend home games to action earlier this season. wrap up its baseball play-by- play coverage this season. MAC baseball standings Dwight Bachmann has tried Conference Overall Conference Overall chase today in Oxford in vain to motivate diamond TEAMS W L PCT. W-L Kent State .375 15-10 interest here this year, but Miami .818 39-9 Ohio University .375 17-21 By Kevin Coffey -The Falcons have experience on the course. Jim Decker, was foiled by the weather- Toledo .800 26-12 BOWLING GREEN .250 30-14 Staff Reporter Gary Treater and Miller have played the course more than man like many others. Central Michigan .700 32-11 Ball State .250- 18-15 once, and the only golfer who has never played the layout is Eastern Michigan .500 24-27 Western Michigan .250 14-22 Bowling Green's golfers have been involved in their 1977 freshman Gary Lust. Many promotions have Northern Illinois .438- 19-8 -includes one tie game. schedule since the spring trip to Miami, Fla., in March. been suggested throughout But for the Falcon linksmen, the important season starts IN LAST YEAR'S event, BG finished fifth In the field, after the season, but haven't been today in Oxford. a sixth-place effort in 1975. put to use. Maybe such ideas News classified BG opens its quest for the Mid-American Conference Hueston Woods will be the site of the first 36 holes in this as Burgee Day, Wet T-Shirt ads get (MAC) title today, with the opening round of the 72-hole year's tourney, with the final two rounds of the title chase Day and Falcon Pep Band championships at the Hueston Woods golf course. played next weekend in Athens. Day will become reality next FAST results The linksmen will be trying to duplicate 1972 and 1973 The local linksmen have been working on driving and year. achievements, when Bowling Green grabbed the conference putting this week in preparation for the course, which totals title. 7,373 yards in length. The '73 win was the last MAC championship brought to Bowling Ureen, and this year could provide the end to the "The course plays long," Piper said. "Even the par threes Are you tired of... three-year league title draught. run from 180 to 200 yards. The greens are big though, so we've been working on our putting in addition to our tee ONE OF THE biggest obstacles facing the linksters Is In shots." Paying an arm & a leg the form of the host-Miami Redskins. BG enters the event with an impressive 83-42 won-lost "Miami is the big favorite," Falcon coach John Piper said, record, and a winning percentage of .664. for a room? "In addition to having the home course for the first two rounds of the tournament Miami has been the top MAC THE LOCALS ARE paired with BaU State and Central finisher in almost every tourney this spring." Michigan for the opening round of the tournament A unique The Redskin golfers topped the MAC entries in the Mar- pairing system, which pairs the competing squads shall Invitational, the Ohio State Kepler Invitational, the alphabetically, is used for he MAC championships. Purdue Invitational, the Northern Intercollegiate event and After the initial 18 holes, pairings will be made on the basis Michigan State's Spartan Classic last weekend. Add to that of team scores. their win in the Mid-American Invitational and the challenge Northern Illinois is the defending titleholder in the event,, looms even larger. but the Huskies are not expected to be a top contender in this Piper and his charges are not about to concede, however. year's tourney because of inexperience. Piper will draw his tournament lineup from the ranks of Stereos blasting "ALL OF THE SCHOOLS are contenders," he said. Treater (75.2), Miller (75.8), Dugan (76.2), Jeff Parsons "Especially the three Michigans (Central, Eastern and (76.3), Lust 176.9) and Steve Cruse (77.0). out at you? Western) that have been out of school since April 24, and Treater will be manning the number one position for the have been concentrating on nothing but golf." Falcons, but Piper said the rest of the lineup would not be set The local linksters, however, sport a few morale-builders until the BG golfers arrived In Oxford. of their own: -Two weeks ago they grabbed the title in the 11-team Kent State Invitational tourney. -BG also has all seven of its regular golfers ranked In the Dorm food? top 25 In the conference. PHIMU -Three local linksters, Gary Treater (2), John Miller (6) and Pat Dugan (10) rank among the top 10 MAC averages. Welcomes NEW DODGE CARS SALES, SERVICE Their New Actives: TRUCKS and VANS PARTS and CONTACT BODY SHOP •93-0241 IruVLV LLLLVLL PENDLETON REALTY LUaiM LiliLULL NOW FOR L«Llili LLLib L'lili W>thanylJ'9*P'«i« SI »0.«iu» A QUALITY APARTMENT One coupon of' on* Q&DODGE INC.® Eipi'M HMI Kflj 725 ILLINOIS «VE. M»UMEt Fail f'»t Oei,«»t'v AT A QUALITY PRICE. i6 T»i*p«o>-» 35? 5??'