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WASHINGTON (API - The Water- the part of the federal prosecutors" if phoned Atty Gen. Elliot L. Richardson gate investigators, judicial and it is true. Monday night to investigate the source congressional, will get no testimony Ziegler said the White House has of the Post's report. (rom resident Nixon, the While House ordered an investigation of what he said yesterday. termed a leak of information dealing RICHARDSON was ordered to take "We feel it would be constitutionally with a grand jury investigation. appropriate action with the aim of inappropriate." said press secretary seeing "it doesn't happen again " Honald 1. Ziegler "It would do vio- NOTHING in the Constitution grants Asked about a possible presidential lence to the separation of powers." immunity to a president. He may be appearance before the Senate Water- Ziegler said the ban applies to sworn summoned to court and is liable to gate committee. Ziegler said: testimony, informal statements and arrest "There's no consideration being given written responses to written questions. Thomas Jefferson established a that at all." precedent in refusing to appear as a In federal court yesterday, Roy THE QUESTIONS arose again after witness in 1807 at the treason trial of Sheppard was granted immunity for a story in the Washington Post quoted Aaron Burr, but the action did not bind his testimony before the Senate Nawtphoto by Gmnm J. Putkar federal prosecutors as telling Justice future presidents committee which resumes its televised Safety Department superiors "there is justifi- Presidents Franklin Pierce and hearings June 5. In an open mealing with students, J. Claud* Scheuerman, vke president foe cation for calling" the President Ulysses s Grant were arrested for operation! lent night discussed noioni far installing surveillance cameras belore the federal grand jury horse-and-carriage traffic violations SHEPPARD is the trucking "Wa'r* concerned about your safety, not your freedom." ho fold a group of Zieglcr called the story "a shocking Ziegler said J Kred Buzhardt Jr.. a company employee who removed car- first about 70 people and irresponsible abuse of authority on special White House counsel, tele- tons of documents from the White House after the Watergate breakin last year, reportedly on orders. At a White House briefing yesterday, Henry A Kissinger acknowledged his Surveillance monitors challenged office supplied the names of Kissinger aides to be tapped in an investigation of news leaks in 1989 "It was legal, it followed regular By Barb Bracker aad Urn Sealer Irr Approximately 70 people, most in mitory window that night Hut I wish top of the Library myself. The range of the limitations of the system, cannot procedures and it followed established SUCI Writers vocal opposition to the plan, bom we would have Maybe wl could have the camera is such that we don't distinguish specific features of crime barded Shaffer and Scneuerman with told you something expect to see any more crime than we suspects. criteria." the President's national security advisor told newsmen "I never dreamed of any potential questions about the effectiveness and now see It's the deterrent effect." Rather, according to Shaffer, all that opposition." claimed J Claude feasibility of the surveillance system "OFFICERS could possibly sight- Shaffer said Campus Safety hopes to can be determined on the camera "Part of the problem is misconcep- see, but not in the rooms I nope you II cut the response time to crime to three monitor are the sex. and clothing "I DON'T FIND wiretapping a parti- Scheuerman. University vice president cularly attractive procedure." Kis- for operations tions about the capabilities of the trust us. he said minutes via a dispatcher monitoring characteristics of the suspect equipment." Scneuerman said He said Shaffer denied the system would be the camera. The effectiveness of the system as a singer said. "I don't find leakage of But last night toe opposition to the documents a particularly attractive University's proposed camera surveil- the cameras are incapable of looking in employed as anything but a deterrent He emphasised that an officer, crime control agent was further ques- lance system materialized at an open private rooms. to crime alerted by the dispatcher, must be tioned, but Shaffer said be had no procedure." The Senate Watergate committee, in meeting between students. Campus Scheuerman added that during an Calling the system ' an imperfect present to effectively deter crime. statistics on any similar operating April 19 test of a Motorola system. solution at best" in reducing campus units. the midst of a long Memorial Day Safety Director Dale Shaffer and recess, will call former high-level Scneuerman "We never looked into a single dor- crime, Scheuerman said. I've been on THE CAMERA dispatcher, due to However, both he and Scheuerman said they believed the system would be administration officials to testify by effective in maintaining safety stan- the end of June, said its vice chairman, dards on campus. Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. (R-Tenn). When "Big Brother." reminiscent of That category Includes former Atty. George Orwell's "19M" was men- Gen. John Mitchell. H. R. Haldeman. Panel questions camera usage tioned, Scneuerman said, "I've read John D. Ehrlichman and John W. Dean ' 1984.' and I'm against it 100per cent. I III. Editor's Mte: The following oaestioas oa the monitors hope to report'' there is no videotaping of the camera vision don't see any parallel." proposed camera system were sabmined to J. A: The cameras will have four basic (unctions Thus, there will be no change in past practices Even though fears were expressed Claade Scbeaermaa, vice president of operations, pedestrian safety, parking lot surveillance, fire of allowing demonstrations to be conducted under concerning invasion of privacy, aad Dale Shaffer, director of Campas Safety, by prevention and traffic control conditions specified by the University under Scheuerman reaffirmed his position. Weather Ike Band aapoiated by University President The type of crimes would include assault anil existing laws. "We're concerned about your safety, Hollls A. Moare Jr. to evamate the proposed batteries, abduction or rapes, purse snatching, or Sexual Activities-No action on parkers. etc., not your freedom," he said. Variable cloadlacss today. High system. indecent exposure but in incidents which may involve assault, A meeting scheduled for today at 1 The parking lot surveillance would not only indecent exposure or rape, a car would be p.m. for the administration and mem- la the low to mid Ms. Partly Q: What areas can and will be monitored'' cover pedestrian safety but theft and vandalism dispatched bers of the student committee cloudy toaigbt aad tomorrow Low la the lower Ms. High tomorrow la A: The range of the two cameras will extend involving parked vehicles. Crime activities-Assault and batteries, appointed by Scheuerman. was not from the Education Bldg. east to the Ice Arena. In the area of fire prevention, cameras would assaults, abductions, malicious destruction of opened to the general public. However, the Ms. Q: Night capability of the camera? be focused on the buildings from the time foot property, car would be dispatched. a number of people in the audience A: The camera magnifies light as low as .005 traffic ceases until it resumes in the morning Open containers-It would be impossible to indicated an interest in attending. footcandli' so that there is clear visibility of During events at the Ice Arena and Memorial determine a particular type of container, and no figures even in dark areas. Hall, the camera could pinpoint traffic action would be taken unless there appears to be a Q: Can the camera be used to monitor bottlenecks violation on public thruway activities within the dorm rooms? Q: How will the Campus Safety act on the Drug use-Impossible in most cases to detect SBO appoints new A: No. due to the angle of inclination and following types of activities spotted on the this type of activity unless a drug party took place distance, the camera cannot scan the inside of monitor? outside the dormitory. any dorm room. The purpose of the camera is not A: Horseplay-No action in most cases Kire-Tbe detection of a possible fire would to monitor activity within dorm rooms. Dispatch a car to the area in some incidents if cause a car to be dispatched first, and if the Q: How distinguishable are people on the personal safety or violations may be involved. report was verified, the city fire department ground? Political activities-Due to the limited area would be dispatched. voter office director A: Due to the beighth of the building, it will be coverage of the cameras, no observation of Traffic-Bottleneck at activities at Memorial most difficult to distinguish faces of people on the student demonstrations is possible at Williams Hall and the Ice Arena. Hall or any other areas west of the Education Q: What is the need for additional security? ground. The Student Body Organization He was appointed May 24 by a Q: Can the camera vision be videotaped? Bldg. Clearly, any campus demonstrations within Crime types and statistics? A: From July 1. 1972 to May 29. 1973 (includes (SBO) steering committee yesterday committee composed of Dennis Grady, A: The equipment being purchased includes no the area of camera coverage, such as at the confirmed the appointment of Fred SBO coordinator of state and video tape capability ROTC unit in Manorial Hall, can be observed. fire calls) assault and battery. 22 complaints; aggravated assaults, one; assault with a deadly Johnson, junior (A&S), as the new community affairs; Greg Jackson, Q: Who will be watching the monitor? The camera would provide no additional benefit graduate student and former director beyond the observation already assumed by weapon, four; breaking and entering. 107; director of the Office of Voter A: The monitor for each of the two cameras Awareness of the Office of Voter Facilitation. Ms. will be observed by the dispatcher in the Campus Campus Police personnel when student demon- breaking and entering attempted, two; bicycles stolen. 141; burglary, one; disorderly conduct. 30; Johnson, a political science major, Sheilah Fulton, a member of the Safety communication cubicle There are four strations are underway. worked at the voter office last year and League of Women Voters; and Sam dispatchers who cover the 168-hour work week. As indicated above, the cameras provide little o To "Comoro use questioned," page thro* has done research on student voting Ferrucio, sophomore (AaiS), and Fred Q: What crimes or trouble will the camera ability to distinguish faces of participants and rights Hoffman, sophomore (B.A.). SBO steering committee members.
THE COMMITTEE made their choice after interviewing Johnson and Smoke detector installation proposed two other applicants. Grady said be was disappointed that the committee received only four By Cart Baslelt Arnold said. outweigh the opposition." he said. the past have demonstrated their applications and that only three M«*»glag Editor He said because a "great deal of Arnold said he had no idea of when responsibility at various fires, and applicants showed up for interviews. horseplay and theft" of fire extin- the proposal would be submitted to feels they can do the job. ' he said. He said the question of political A statement calling for the installa- guishers represents "a serious council. partiality may have been one reason tion of smoke detectors in apartments problem," the group decided to pro- He said at present there is no legisla- ARNOLD SAID the group also dis- for so few applications throughout the city has been issued by pose that smoke detectors be placed in tion which requires landlords to have cussed the rental of private homes to Student Body Organization (SBO) every apartment. any type of fire protection equipment students, something he said "should be "Some students who had planned on President Bili Arnold. Bowling Green "Smoke detectors are cheap, and in their apartments. looked into." applying changed their minds because Fire Chief Howard Rutter, and Wood they don't present any problem for they felt they were politically partial, County Building Inspector Milton installation." Arnold said. ARNOLD SAID the group also pro- He said these homes are often not in- and that that type of person wouldn't Bengston "Obviously, fire extinguishers don't poses that the present municipal utili- spected, and have no provision for fire be capable of handling the job. The statement, issued yesterday, dis- warn all other residents as a smoke ties building at Wooster Street and safety. Thurstin Avenue be converted into a "I think there are students living in "I'm against this. Somebody's going counted the installation of fire extin- detector system would This is an to have to have some type of political guishers in apartments because of "the important point." fire station, manned by University stu- potential fire traps," he said. risk of overconfidence" they might dents trained as firefighters motivation to be interested in this job Arnold said the proposal now will be in the first place." be said. "If there cause. given to an assistant Ohio fire marshal, "This is definitely going to be a But Arnold said the other two mem- reality. It's just a matter of time until would have been a question of political Arnold originally favored putting who will rewrite it in legislative form bers of the group did not share bis partiality, the committee would have it's accomplished." Arnold said. extinguishers in each apartment, but and resubmit it to the group. Arnold views about the proposal to make discovered it in the interview." the other two members of the group said the group will then try to get the He added that the change would smoke detectors mandatory in such proposal passed in the Bowling Green believed that might cause overconfi- probably take about a year due to the houses GRADY SAID the committee dence, be said. City Council. necessity of moving offices and "They agreed there is a problem, but questioned the applicants on their conducting architectural surveys to involvement in political and extra- "THERE ARE a number of hazards THE PROPOSAL would probably adapt the building for fire equipment they are not sure bow we should pro- ceed," Arnold said. cullicular activities, whether or not involved in having fire extinguishers. meet resistance from some Bowling they were registered voters, and what As a group, it was brought up that in Green landlords, be said. Arnold said the group favors having "At this point they see problems with trained students work at the new landlords and building inspections, and they thought the function of the Office the past some students have been "This is something we have to con- of Voter Awareness and SBO is or station at this point they don't want to attack somewhat indiscreet in their use of fire sider, but I think Chief Rutter s should be. extinguishers for illegal purposes," backing is important and will probably "Chief Rutter feels that students in the problem, "be said. foeo 2/TrM. BO Now., Wodneeeon/, Mey 30, 1973 opinion epiT8RiaLS fire safety column irks ou student For students living in off-campus apartment complexes, there's still hope for better fire protection. because be did not react to the qualifications and standards should You stated, "It was worth Mocking the Howard Rutter. Bowling Green fire chief. Milton Bengston, By DavM M. Dickse* OUo loivrriily situation by writing to this newspaper. automatically receive admission? administration building in military Wood County Building Inspector and Bill Arnold. Student Body <;*est Cotomalst If that be the case, Mr. Miller, then There is a law against style so that we could reach our goal, Organization president, have written a statement asking that in the future I shall expect your discrimination If you thought that the even though it meant going to jail." smoke detection systems be installed in every apartment within Mr. George N. Miller: reaction to the robbery of my two University was discriminating by race city limits. beautiful white brothers'' by your two in selecting its students, there are HOW DEDICATED you are! How The proposal will be submitted to a state assistant fire marshal Having read your correspondence to "beautiful black brothers" in Anderson legal recourses to rectify this brave! Unfortunately. Campus who will rewrite it in legislative form, and then submit it to city' Mr. HoUoway (BG News, May 241. I Half wrongdoing. Security must have been "busy feel not only obligated to reply but also Let's compare the situations. patrolling the bike racks" at that time council for passage. infuriated with your rationale. Harnleu water balloons were But no! You and your "brothers" because that's exactly where you This is definitely a step in the right direction. But the time In response to your question as to the harailewly tossed at a "sister." In this insisted that the University increase belong-in jail, which, of course, is the element involved in getting the proposal into workable form reason why "black brothers" remain incident, not one single law was its enrollment of blacks, whatever penalty for civil disobedience should not stop landlords from purchasing their own fire on campus, let me say that if the broken. Perhaps some pride was hurt, their academic qualifications may be. detection devices. presence of "those black and beautiful but no adverse physical repercussions In fact, Mr. Milter, you yourself Because of your actions. Mr Miller. The proposal may take months if red tape-and who knows how sisters" constitutes the primary resulted from this incident. were asking that the University I'm sure Bowling Green State many more tragedies students may have to encounter before justification for your presence, then However, in the Anderson Hall practice racial discrimination by University is a "better place." robbery, let me enumerate the civil adequate fire protection is finally a reality? perhaps you should re-examine your accepting blacks over whites. priorities. laws that were allegedly broken If this letter is published, it will One reason given against requiring fire extinguishers in every according to the police reports; 1) WHEN ADMISSION is limited due to surprise me for three reasons: 1) it apartment is that they are subject to theft and that students may You are here, first and foremost, to receive an education, the quality of assault, 2) battery. 31 possession of a physical obstacles (I.e.. lack of presents a critical view of the "black discharge them illegally. which should determine whether or not firearm at a state university campus dormitory space), the only result. If experience;" 2) it is written by a College students must be given more credit. this University is "worth your while." without authorization, which is strictly your demand was met, would be the staunch conservative, who is not a The two fires within the last month have surely awakened All other criteria should be forbidden by House BUI 1219, 4) grand reduction of white students, who would student at Bowling Green (although he students to the everpresent dangers of apartment fires. If fire secondary-including the black sisters. larceny, S) robbery of an inhabited be replaced by "black brothers." is extremely familiar with its extinguishers were to be installed, we doubt that students would Now let's discuss some elementary dwelling. 6) entering a private environment and atmosphere); 3) it economics. With the implication that dwelling with force without Discrimination works both ways, makes sense. misuse them. authorization. 7) vandalism of public Mr. Miller You do not eliminate Although the Ohio fire code does not require fire extinguishers Mr. Ilolloway should have objected to a recent University decision, you property (the telephone 1.8) carrying a discrimination by practicing counter To steal aphrase from William F or alarm systems in apartment complexes, landlords must stated, "The University decided to tear concealed weapon discrimination. Academic Buckley Jr.. "THat's the way it is. realize that damage done at two apartment complexes within the down the Delta Sigma The la sorority achievement is the only criteria by baby " last month and one-half is proof that adequate fire detection house because it would cost too much IN SHORT, there is no comparison which admission should be judged. As I do not have a Bowling Green equipment is sorely needed. money lapprox $50,000) for only six whatsoever between the two incidents. Finally, let us discuss the procedures address, if you want to hear the entire people to live in." (Jnce again, Mr. Miller, your argument which you and your brothers employed story, drop a line in the classifieds, Adequate fire protection equipment must be installed now fails by reduction ad absurdium. to insure that your demand be met. and I'll contact you I'll be waiting! before students are forced to encounter another tragedy. ACCORDING to simple Let us now consider the incident in mathematical calculations, the per which a few windows were broken, the opinion capita expenditures for this renovation cause of which was. in your words, project would exceed $8,000. Un the "mischievous boys." Now, compare other hand, recent renovation that blatant act of criminality •me BG news appropriations given by the University performed by your "brothers" in Anderson Hall to this incident of to other greeks ranged between $82,000 An Independent Student Voice and $121,000. "mischief." Incidentally, Mr Miller, when speaking in terms of tens of thousands In comparison, their act does appear Editorial Staff secret door to be "mischievous." doesn't it? of dollars and one hundred thousand dollars, an estimation with a Concerning Campus Security, do you tditor joan c. geitl By Gary Brow* something like that; the lady who differential of $39,000 ($121,000 $82.0001 still believe that their job is confined to managing editor curtis m hazlett CaetU'oiamBbt works... er... used to work in the is, statistically speaking, inaccurate. the "busy patrol of the bike racks?" news editor katherine I. hatton library? The "staff only" elevator took In the future, please be more precise Unfortunately, it isn't-thanks. of editorial editor jametd. wassermon Hi' I MiHandi WriKht' her for a ride? St. Peter let her in with your figures. Nevertheless for the course, to the criminal acts such as makeup editor francos a. drag I'm really not. 1 law that name through the ninth floor door. sake of simplicity. I shall concede that those, which were allegedly committed scrawled on the outside of a door. I the University did appropriate by your black brothers. •ports editor kenneth b. white don't know who she is. I really don't I VISUALIZE a giant meeting hall. $121,000 To whom does Mr. HoUoway owe his executive sports editor jack a. e'breza care That name was written on the with a huge wooden table with big In order for the University to receive present status as a student? Of course, photo editor Joseph w. darwal side of the door I could see. What I overstuffed leather chairs. Around it a return on its investment. $121,000 he owes it to you and to your "Mack copy editor janet j. romaker wonder about is on the side I can't see. are all the high-ranking administration must be allocated in such a fashion so brothers." After all. did you not entertainment editor rose m. hum* What exactly is on the other side of the officials, engulfed in a cloud of smoke as to benefit as many students as demand (imagine that, you actually door to the ninth floor of the library? Decisions are being made I feel possible. demanded!) that this University enroll Is it mysterious'' Perhaps the secret humble. So this is where they are all I hardly think It is fallacious or more black students as both graduates Business Staff laboratory of a mad geology major, those times we need them. extreme to assume that at least 2,000 and undergraduates? where he sits amid his towering piles This dream bursts, as I see. instead, students benefited from the business manager ^Jonj p. 9obriel of rocks Or maybe it's the dimly lit lab others engulfed in a cloud of smoke University's renovation project MR. HOLLOWAY, you are to be advertising manager Christopher f. domain where life is bom. (No. not that way!) They sit on crates and play pinochle Again, applying simple forever indebted to Mr Miller Mr tales manager samual f. payne I mean, imagine, the strange Dr. These are the janitors, when you can't mathematical operations, we can Miller, who the hell do you think you Krankenehlen. wipping up a lineman or find them when you need them. deduce that the per capita are' What gives you the right (and I'm Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall two to lurk around the stadium on But wait! The last dismal, quite expenditures totaled a mere $60. sure you thought it was your right) to Phone 372-2003 windy, rainy, autumn afternoons. undramatic scene might not be so. For Compare this figure to $8,000 Your demand that there be an Immediate Here my imagination runs wild. I see the sake of BG's mystery. I certainly argument fails by reductio ad increase in black enrollment? "*. *o N.— . NkWM i.iiim '►.. »n**rt **•** th. ,.,.i». ,„~i VM. •,* MM • .Mt e» stacks and stacks of the ancient dead hope not. Why. yes. That's got to be it absurd ium. Did you ever hear of academic mf ih« . m twn» .«*•. >*. —..»..» •< 4* MhdiM C#«**»«« •< !.-•.,.» o.«- V... u«» sea scrolls, dredged from depths of the It's so obvious. A locked door, yet standards? Would it not have been aSKew w*r—* •" •*•*•■•■' *•*•••» - ■■*- «■*■»•« «. ••* Ha** a* <— »■,«■■■! ay ••*•* •*• Maumee River. I figure anything windows look out over campus. Do you CONCERNING the incident you cite more equitable to other students, ha Uf**«n«v *a~~t*»«"«-. taw** m .<•» m *M Wi. a OK« o».«—i. >i»aM »v MS coming (rum there has to be dead. see what I mean. Randi? Maybe we've in which a "pregnant little sister" was whites as well as other minorities, if «ea a* ~ w«Mi«f ..a—• >iw ■■■■m*. a a* to •*•-, la-***.- -K. «G -*.-, .«-• Me •*»«- ■ .»it* -•«.•» a miinMii a>K.KH.« Mawwl •—■ Speaking of dead, has anyone seen bad that television security system all the target of water balloons, you you would have demanded that any that nice Mrs Hazel, or Hazelton. or along... question Mr HoUoways sincerity blacks who meets the necessary reader's forum
experimental studies program is in Pam Hosang access to the building via the ramps. J. "THERE Is no sex in Heaven." symptoms? question-tbe courses that are offered Pat Kumse 2. Collections are moved about to Where does be get a statement like are not required by any of the colleges Carolyn Thomas meet shifting patterns of need. Recent that? Sex in human life can be one of We wish to express our deepest which have rigidly outlined that which 930 B. Wooster work included creation of a periodicals lone ranger the prime determinants of our sympathy concerning "the partial they think we need to develop our Kllyii Mimics collection and dissolution of the happiness. It can be the most beautiful passing" of our experimental studies intellectual capacities. SOaCloughSt 26-B undergraduate (cl) collection-both on experience possible between a man program. we only hope that this is not the first floor Having in mind the police officer and a woman. Certainly any a symptom of a terminal disease which 3. As regards idle workers any patrolling the hallways of Founders I experience this exuberant would bold will ultimately obliterate any hopes of HOWEVER, the enjoyment that business will have slack periods in am waiting for an observant female to some place in Heaven. new trends in education at Bowling results from an experimental studies library funds which people will gossip and drink write the editor of The News and (ireen State University. course stems from the fact that the coffee. complain about all the guys who are 4. In my opinion, anyone who Supposedly the graduates of BGSU student has chosen to follow his own bitching about the zoom-lens camera preaches against the sickness in our are progressive" in their thinking, interests to fuUUI his personal needs. In reply to Paula Aderfer's letter THE LIBRARY is in serious trouble. surveillance system that will be society cannot, without being we only marvel at bow BG can turn out We would like to express our about library inefficiency. Plant faculties such as elevators and installed atop the library. hypocritical, support Richard Nixon. such tree-thinking Individuals " appreciation to Dr. Trevor Phillips 1. The 2nd floor monitor is needed to decking are in faulty repair and there when its most promising curriculum is who has thrown off the chains of curtail book theft- currently a problem is not enough money to adequately THE STUDENT apathy may ignore OUR PRESIDENT is a criminal, a being interred mediocrity to provide an escape from of several thousand yearly-and to stock and maintain the materials this "Orwellian Horror," but when it murderer, and a power-craved puppet It appears that our University Is not our "educational wasteland " provide information The doors cannot demanded by users. comes I can only hope those people will of society's evils. Such seems illogical practicing what it is preaching." be locked as it would constitute a fire As the federal and state understand when they see this to be supported by a man of God. Mr. Obviously, the value of our Pat Anderson hazard and deny the handicapped governments refuse to provide the Individual wearing his Lone Ranger Graham's unending support of Mr. needed money, we need to do it mask in that area of the campus. Nixon should be enough to make a ourselves. We do this by looking at the It would be nice if some of these person concerned with human welfare General Fee Budget, which provides us bureaucrats In our organization would sick. with library money, and see where cuts use their beads more than their butts. My statement will be contracted can be made without hamstringing the when Mr. Graham realizes that after operation of the University. One area Dave Anderson Mr. Nixon's impeachment, be is no that stands out is athletics. lfSRodgers more close to the word of God as I am I neither work at the library nor am to atheism. in Library Sciences. Michael Brancbeau FranxC. ZriHch 318 Darrow 151* E. Wooster explanation
Ater many nasty remarks and phone calls I feel it necessary to write thto. qualifications 1 only wrote my letter as an illegal doings expression of my opinion However, I have discovered that the students here demand reasons. My reasons follow: Mr. Brancheau: 1. Mr. Graham has outgrown his Authoritarianism is when everything What makes you think that you are purpose In that he no longer preaches is made illegal. qualified to pass judgment on Mr. the word of the Lord, but merely That is how individuals and groups Graham? interprets it to suit his own needs. the authorities don't like or find to be Unless you are or know a universal 2 Rapists should be castrated." personal or organizational threats, can definition of the word asshole, I Tbey are sick people who are only be kept in line. doubt that you know what you are products of our sick and getting worse It isn't the action*, it's the people talking about. society. They need help, not physical they want to eliminate. abuse. We should look at our own 'WE CANT EAT THE HORSE — WE'RE GOING TO NEED HIM FOR TRANSPORTATION R.Molnar society and blame it, then work on a FranxC. Zrilich' 1017 Of f enhauer West universal cure. 151 ViE Wooster AWyX), 1*73, IK.K.N.»,>ht.l Fund allocation bill pending F/ne arts complex in jeopardy
By Bark Broker because of budgetary fine arts complex will renovation rather than new committee head, said the Staff Writer cutbacks. probably have to be cut." construction. planning committee was Dr. Michael Ferrari, The University had asked "However, we are still de-activated at the end of A proposal to begin acting provost, said. the Ohio Board of Regents hopeful that we may be able fall quarter when the fine construction of a University "Dramatic reductions have for a 1973-7S bienmum to get it into the budget," arts project's funding first fine arts complex in the been made in the governor's allocation of K million to said Dr. Ferrari. "The became doubtful. summer of 1971 will budget for education. And as finance the project. The president (University probably be eliminated the reductions effect us. the complex would house President Hollls A. Moore BUT. ACCORDING to Dr. facilities for music, theater, Jr.) Is pressing very hard to Fulton, before the art and dance. make certain people in committee disbanded, it Graduate data sought Cohunbus understand how planned what the complex BUT DR. FERRARI said much we need such a was to contain. However, The Placement Office is now collecting information about although the bill which could faculty." these plans were never sent June and August, 1973 graduates. Students who have provide the funds is still In October 1972. a Fine to an architect since the accepted employment, will be attending graduate school, or under consideration, "if I Arts Complex Planning project funding drifted into are entering the service should notify the office by calling had to bet on It. I'd say we Committee was appointed jeopardy. SIMM won't get the money. The by President Moore to Dr. Fulton said committee Any students woo still are seeking employment should governor has declared a formulate plans for the members were disappointed stop at the office and complete either the senior registration moratorium on that type of structure. at the probable elimination form or the alumni enrollment form before leaving campus. spending. Dr. David Fulton, of a project which would These are used by the Placement Office staff to make "Most of the money that's chairman of the computer have "rounded out and referrals on behalf ol students allocated is to be used for science department and completed the fine arts facilities on campus." He said the complex would include facilities for art. music, dance, theater and a "good-sized auditorium ewsnoTes which would have been useful to the entire Bahamas where Nixon was a guest of Supreme Court held yesterday. millionaire industrialist Robert University community. Charges filed The court voted 7-2 to reverse a "These are all things Abplanalp. panel of circuit judges that ruled a The accident took the life of J. which have been lacking in WASHINGTON (API - An Air flat ban on paid public issue the past." said Dr. Fulton Clifford Dietrich. 25. formerly of announcements violated the First Nawictoro by &•»• J. Puilar Force colonel who commanded U.S. Greenwich. Conn., and slightly "But they are things which Crowded Nearly evwry artist csnaMan omoW apace a necessity. war prisoners filed court-martial Amendment if other kind of paid the fine arts complex would injured three Army crew members announcements were accepted. However, art stwoents oeparantry wl hove to endure In* charges against eight Army and and six other agents have provided. Of course, Marine enlisted men yesterday The Justices, however, differed the Regents, in their QUQrtGrS "«"*«l»d quarters in the Fine Arts Bldg. awhile longer rf the He accused them of "misconduct more widely on just why the lower wisdom, have decided not to governor's education budget n cut. while in a North Vietnamese prison Antioch strike court was in error The decision left do that." camp."' the Pentagon announced open the possibility that some type of YELLOW SPRINGS. Ohio (API - guaranteed access to the air waves The action by Col. Theodore W Dean Ewell Reagin testified Guy of Tucson. Aral, was the first could win support from the high yesterday Antioch College students court. such move against any of the 566 US will receive credit for courses taken Camera use questioned military POWs who have returned during the six-week-old student borne strike Skylab talk Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. He said seniors will be allowed to e from page one patrolmen? installed on the east end of an effective crime Friedheim did not disclose the graduate The term was scheduled to Disturbance, 26; fire A: Two officers would the campus and one of the deterrent, then at tome specific charges or any details, but end June 13, but the school has been SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - calls, 20. grand larceny. 121. cost approximately (22,000 two cars could be used to latei date a similar military sources said Guy accused closed since April 20 by students de- Skylab 1 astronauts, apparently petit larceny. 280; malun per year for the first two respond to calls in this area installation could be marie in the eight of aiding the enemy, disobe- feeling the effects of working in manding quaranteed financial aid. destruction, 81; armed years ..,..; nun after that. foot patrolmen could cover the west end ol campus, dience to orders and disrespect to Reagin took the stand yesterday temperatures of more than 80 robbery, two; indecent We have discussed the the west end of campus. II providing federal funds superior officers. during the third day of a Greene degrees, asked in an unusual secret exposure, eight; rape, two; feasibility of student the cameras are lound to be could be ubt.iiuctl County Common Pleas Court hearing conversation with space officials yes- vehicle theft. 13, vehicle patrolmen with Director Freak accident on a suit seeking an injunction terday that use of a bicycle exerciser accessory theft, 34. and Shaffer and he believes that Concert set for tonight against the strike Closing arguments aboard the orbiting space station be vehicle damage by student patrolmen cannot be curtailed. WASHINGTON tAPl - President will be heard today tampering, 48. used in present day law The University Symphonic Band and the Men's and Nixon yesterday described the crash Rules for the space mission forbid (Note: This represents the enforcement due to the Women's Choruses will present a concert tonight at the of one of the presidential fleet heli- private conversations except In case major crime complaints, many technicalities involved Student Services Bldg. featuring a concert-in the-park copters that killed a Secret Service Court decision of emergency. Conrad apparently felt but not the total complaints and the possibility of civil atmosphere agent as "one of those freak acci- WASHINGTON (AP) - Radio and sufficiently concerned about the work received.) liability. The windows of the building will be opened to provide a dents ." television stations may flatly refuse load on himself and crewmates Dr. Q: What are the Q: If McDonald and forum-like setting for the evening's music, which will The crash occurred Saturday night to sell commercial time for state- Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz alternatives and relative Offenhauer can't be include Sousa marches and excerpts Irom the musical in the Atlantic Ocean off the ments on public issues, a divided to ask for the secret talk. costs available for observed, what security "Mame," as well as many other numbers improving security if the measures will be adopted in The concert is free and open to the public In case i>f r.im. camera isn't used? those areas? it will be held tomorrow evening Patrolmen? Student A: If cameras were BBBBjaxasBBBSswawawaaSB HAVEN HOUSE MANOR APTS. Sign up Fall CHERRY HILL VILLAGE 1515 E. WOOSTER cheap nife Rush Furnished 2 Bedroom NEW BUILDING COMPLETED Wed., May 30-Fri., June 1 Suites 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS- is back 9-12, 1-5 $ COMPLETELY FURNISHED 440 Student Services Bldg. only 65 2.2 accum only necessary at Pag Mai's. (based on 4 person occupancy) MODEL SUITE $2.00 registration fee HOURS: • Facilities include CALL • 1^2 baths 12-5 ■ m SPECIAL 352-7444 NOW ■ Get Set For Summer • Wall to Wall Carpeting LEASING UK#L tbSt heap i»w bdskeC NOW! • Central Heat and A/C 1 d ^vriictiW.. BlOUSeS (All Long Sleeve) 25% Off • Patio Grills I Slacks and Jeans i&tjrestodo 20% off • Indoor Pool MEMENTO PLATES Knit Bathing Suits 50% off Contact Our Rental Agent at have arrived at 741 High St. Sat 352-6248 Mrs. 10-12.1-5,7-11 Everyday but Wed.
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■KTEP IN TOUCH WITH CAMPUS^ ■LIFE THIS SUMMER AT The Library UJ ■ALREADY A LANDMARK A perfect remembrance gift ■FOR OSU STUDENTS^ AFOOSBALL (3) ■ lN OUR FIRST ^ffl *18 AND OVER of B.G.S.U. for graduating that's right FRE£ b - .2 oz. CANS of t By EAR. ^J ADRAUGHT & BOTTLE BEE* ftLIQUOR seniors. Plates made ex- Pep*.'(not-rhewatered -dov«n stotf) *AIR CONDITIONED ft 0 ftDANCING clusively for Vatan's in Den- > SAIGON (API • Henry A. Cambodia, government the cease-fire -WITHIN six months a -Both side* will establish Kissinger and Hanoi's Le sources said yesterday Council of National Recon- points of entry for the Doc Too have agreed to a Canada announced in THE PLAN provides for ciliation and Concord is to be replacement of war new peace plan that calls (or Ottawa that it will withdraw an immediate halt to all established and the proce- material on a one-for-one Saigon and Viet Cong forces its peacekeepers from the American reconnaissance dure set for national elec- basis. to stop shooting but International Commission of flights over North Vietnam tions. -All remaining military apparently makes no pro- Control and Supervision, and an end within 24 hours to -Safety corridors are to and civilian prisoners of war posal for ending the war in charged with supervising hostilities between Saigon be set up for personnel of will be released. government forces and the one side to travel through There was no guarantee Viet Cong the territory of the other. that the new pact, at Police offering reward Kissinger has emphasized -Step-by-step demobiliza- reported by the sources he intends to conclude the tion will be carried out by here, would work any better Campus Safety is offering a $200 reward for information agreement with Tho at their both sides. than the original cease-fire. leading to the arrest and conviction of two subjects wanted next round of talks be- in connection with last Wednesday's armed robbery in ginning June 6 in Paris. Post office to relocate Harshman Quadrangle The timetable in the new A news release from Dale Shaffer, director of Campus plan goes like this Mail delivery on Monday. be expected in departmental Safety, said information "will remain strictly confidential -Between five and 10days June 4. may be delayed mail delivery, but that Associated Pre Wif .photo The release described both subjects as black males, one after a cease-fire. Saigon because of a move by the postal employees "will do and the Viet Cong will per- University post office. their utmost to facilitate" about 6 3. 145 lbs . with a small, thin moustache, and the If it's available, gasoline in California is soiling for almost 52 other as 5'8 ". 160 lbs., with wire-rimmed glasses short hair mit monitors from both John Sockman. manager the delivery Lemonade cents a gallon. Since it wasn't available to Bob Smith, right, combed straight back, and an unshaven beard sides lo be deployed with of University postal Sockman said the hours ho twitched to tho lemonade business. Ho told $20 worth of They are wanted in connection with the early morning their immunity guaranteed services, said yesterday the for the new post office will station armed robbery of three Harshman residents Police said the post office will be moving to be 9 30 a.m. to noon and 1- lemonade in five days. pair gained entry to a room, bound and gagged one of the -In the same time period the northeast corner of 4:50p.m. daily. residents and forced the other to load a pillow case with the United States will Commons for the summer personal belongings resume clearing mines from because of renovation of its ' They reportedly then tied him and went lo another room, North Vietnamese waters present University Hall where they robbed another resident He was alone in the and resume economic talks location. Energy experiment set room at the time with Hanoi He said some delay should How can the average stu- tA&Sl. a spokesman for the rooms could result in a saving of dent help fight the energy class, said yesterday they Norton said the class is about $12 per year per room. crisis? will begin monitoring the asking that the row of lights He said the experiment According to students in amount of electricity nearest the windows in each could have a beneficial Physics 490, Environmental consumed in Hayes Hall this room not be used, and that effect on the growing Physics, they can start by week, and at the same time all lights in unused room3 be problem of energy consump- Wed. & Thurs. shutting off the lights in ask students and faculty turned off tion in this country. Hayes Hall members to reduce the He said shutting off one "The less energy used, the Jim Norton, sophomore amount of lighting in class- row of lights in each room more there is for the ********** *********************************** *** future, "be said. Qt. Coke Night Norton said the group will * be measuring not only power * * consumption, but the Reg. 35< * willingness of students to * help as well. * "We want students to help * * us. We're measuring their * reaction to what we're Wednesday Special * doing, too," be said. Wed. & Thurs. » * 25 * He said the exact amount * » * * of electricity saved will not STEAK Dinner * be calculated until measure- * ments are tallied, but said * * he believes strict adherence The Pizza People, Period * Tossed Salad, Baked Potato, Noll * to the program will save the » * * * University money Reg. 4.49 Now Only .99 * "And if it works, we'll ask * ihem (students and faculty) * * * Across From The Football Stadium * to continue to use less than ***** *********** ******************************* * they do now," he said. Domino's 352-5221 SPRING BIRCHWOOD PLACE CLEARANCE SAIE Buckeye House M.i, ?9th June 2nd All MERCHANDISE Mt. Vernon COUECTING OUST ON SUPER OUR SHELVES FOR Now Leasing Summer and Fall ? MONTHS OR MORE CENTRE MARKET 2 bedroom furnished IS NOW 25°. oil Indoor pool IVIRV1HING WI1H » HIUI IAC Heath spa available Will HI MARHICI IhlWN Ml 201S. Main St across from Mid-American Bank COM! UN 00WN ANII HI IF US NOW OPEN Sundays 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Weekdays 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Summer *125/mo. ru AN ;IUR SHI i vi s «i Fall »65/mo. - 4 man rental GOOD THRU JUNE 3. 1973 MODEL OPEN Little Pleasures CALL OFFICE 4'D's • Mon Sal 124 N MAIN Pepsi 8 16 oi. bottles 79c REG. $1.00 352-9378 1 00 5 00 or Appoint DEL MONTE CUT GREEN BEANS 303 SLICED GREEN BEANS THIS \j£€K€!f for CUT WAX BEANS and .*' SWEET PEAS $1.00 HEY DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE 303 5 for $1.00 KERNEL CORN PODNERS! HOME DAIRY BUTTERMILK OR 2Vi GAL. LOWFAT CHOCOLATE CARTONS Wednesday is U.S. CHOICE CHUCK STEAKS U.S. CHOICE ROUND STEAK Dollar Day vvvwmx.mxxATvvw&i VA lb. Western COUPON GOOD AT RED a WHITE r I ^N COUPONrnnontu GOODnnnn AT REO & WHITE Cheeseburger Platter >> DEL MONTE NORTHERN PAPER (cole slaw & trench fries) L€TUSB€ SO CATSUP SO 14 oi bottle TOWELS VOUR h Jumbo Roll and a Coke® so 5-o. $1.00 GOOD ONLY MAY 30 UUH€€LS. limit 3 29c BG News REG. '1.40 Fri. Iscop* Service IVBowling Green 4:15 p.m.-: &&£ & ^Coupon ,Q„Q„Q ft ,Q,. . fo.00..0..3.&. Warfmariay, May M, 1*79, Tt» HO Hi mi/Tmjt 5 Faculty political opinions examined Editor's Note: The members characterize considered themselves left teaching and 17.S per cent Of those who said their a 10 a.m. to 1p.m. job. leUewtae. Is the tens* to ■ themselves politically a* or radical agreed toward research primary interest was in "Some of us are not fear-part serin M the views liberals or moderates. unionization "Is beneficial Only three of the nine both, but leaning toward researchers - why can't we •f Uatvertii* fatally Of the 440 respondents. and should be extended.'' respondents who said their teaching. 91.6 per cent and be judged and considered on ssesakers. Pan Three will 36 8 per cent considered Of the liberals. 57 2 per interest was primarily in 74.3 per cent have received our merits? Both types of aaaear t«orrow themselves liberals. 23.6 per cent agreed; middle-of-the- research have received no federal or private individuals have their place cent, moderately conserva- road, St.3 per cent: research support during the research support, in the education society, hat By Katai Halloa tive; 22.5 per cent, middle- moderately conservative. last year. The three respectively, in the past the scale of achievement News Editor of-the-road: 10 per cent, left 28.7 per cent; and strongly received research support year. seems to be weighted In or radical. and two per cent, conservative. 22 2 per cent. from an agency of the Of those respondents who favor of be who researches Political self-conception strongly conservative. In response to the federal government. expressed an equal interest "Why should taxpayers apparently does make a question. "Do you agree or Two of the nine have had in research and teaching. money support the work of a difference when considering Of the 44 respondents who disagree that it Is desirable none of their writings 81.3 per cent said tbey have closeted faculty member student activism, the hiring considered themselves left for college and university published or accepted for received no federal research who seeks only to make a of minorities, unionization or radical. 97 6 per cent faculty to put themselves on publication in the past two support in the past year. name for himself of faculty members and approved the emergence of record by vote on major years One respondent had However. 44 per cent have "If it's sour grapes-so be faculty votes on major radical students activism in political controversies?". more than 10 published or received private research it." political controversies recent years 70 4 per cent of those accepted; the rest had money. A member of the School of And where a faculty Of those who indicated respondents who considered between one and 10 Music said. "There should member's interest lies, in tbey were liberals. 75 9 per themselves left or radical published or accepted. ONE MEMBER of the be more emphasis on terms of research and cent approved the activism. agreed. Of those who indicated speech department said. i -iching and less on teaching, may make a middle-of-the-road. 30.2 per Of the liberals. 487 per their primary interest was "Some of us actually are writings and research to difference in the amount of cent: moderately cent agreed; middle-of-the- in teaching. 93 3 per cent dedicated to good teaching- help the student in these writing be or she does for conservative. 15 3 per cent; road. 24.1 per cent; have received no federal teaching as a profession, not times of uncertainty." publication and the amount and strongly conservative. moderately conservative. research support; 85.8 have of research support be or 0. 25 8 per cent, and strongly received no private support. she receives. The same pattern held conservative. 22 2 per cent. These are a few of the true for the hiring of OF THOSE respondents The Brothers of Phi Delta Theta conclusions that may be minorities, unionization of ABOUT n per cent of the who indicated their primary would like to present their N.wtph.1. byG.f>.J Pu.ka drawn from a survey of the faculty members, and respondents said teaching interest was in both, but Petitions protesting installation of survoillaiK* University's faculty faculty votes on major was their primary interest, leaning toward research. members conducted this political controversies while two per cent said they 71.4 per cent have not NEW SWEETHEART tamtroi atop tho library are being circulated quarter by The News Of the left or radical were mainly interested in received federal research around comput by tho Bowling Greon Commirtoo Questionnaires were mailed respondents. 77 1 per cent research A majority (68 9 money in the past year. to Investigate and Protest Campus Security Acts. to 800 University faculty agreed that "groups which per cent! said they were However. 40 2 per cent have Hoping to obtain between 3,000-10,000 signa- members, with 440 returned are underrepresenled on the interested in both, with 35.4 received private research ture, the committee has thus far nMnled mere faculty-such as blacks. per cent leaning toward support. than 600. THE SURVEY results Chicanos and women- indicate that most faculty should be assigned a large share of future faculty vacancies until they are MR CONDITIONED ARTS. Quartet to visit Switzerland proportionately represen- ted AVAILABLE Members of the Bowling promised to set up some Kim. was born in Korea "Since no diplomatic rela- OF THOSE WHO called Green String Quartet will concerts for us to perform lo themselves liberals. 63.4 per tions are maintained with 803 & 815, 8th St. become "artists-in-resi- defray the expenses." he cent agreed, middle-of-the- dence this summer at the said Korea behind the Iron Cur- tain, we were forced to road. 29 2 per cent, Institute for Advanced The quartet, composed of moderately conservative. • 2 bdrm. furnished apts. cancel our trip.'' he said Music in Sion. Switzerland faculty members of the 28 7 per cent. and strongly • Fully carpeted The Quartet will leave School of Music, began in The other two musicians conservative. 0 June 11 for a eight-week ses- 1962 Since then, il has per in the quartet are Dr Paul • Laundry facilities sion at the chamber music formed in many cities and M.ik.n.i violinist and I'tlci In considering center, according to Dr. campuses throughout the Howard cellist both pro unionization of faculty Bernard Linden, professor United States, as well as in fessors of performing members, 74 8 per cent of Miss Mem Welsh of performance studies and Kngland. t.nn .. .. Spain studies llic respondents who . mlLst for the group. and Mexico $100 per month Chi Omega Dr. Linden said the insti- Dr Linden said the tute will pay for most of the quartet also was scheduled The Brothers of Phi Delta Theta quartet's expenses and any to perform this month Looking For NITE LIFE Summer Rate government fees "We must behind the Iron Curtain, but would like to congratulate the pay for our own transporta- problems arose because the in the Cleveland area this (Occupancy 1-4 Persons) Following Seniors: tion, but the institute has second violinist. Young Nam Summer? Call 352-0717 Larry Carr - Outstanding Senior or 352-7660 Tom Bull - Lover of the Year(s) SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Try 18 or Over I College trained men and women will be considered to sup GANDALFS TO: SlUDfNTS, FACUITY AND STAFF plemenl our present stall These positions ate lull lime i ■ summer |Obs Searching for applicants who are de "The New Place" i HE NUD YOUR HELP—BECWSI WE WANT TO UUP YOU! ■ pendable and who ate hard workers Excellent oppor ■ tumties for lop earnings during summer Can earn PRESIDLNT MOORE HAS STATED HIS INTENT TO DIRECT STEPS WHICH WILL RESULT IN IMPROVED RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THI STUDENTS AT ROWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. A $135 • $175 Per Week Tues.-Ladies Nite-all drinks i COMMITTEE OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS IS AT WORK TO DEVELOP A FORMAT FOR WHAT WILL BE AN AMBITIOUS UNDIR1AKING IN RECREATION ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS. THI PRIMARY PURPOSE OF BASED ON YOUR PRODUCTIVITY % Price i IMPROVEMENTS IN EXISTING FACILITIES AND THE ADDITION OF NEW FACILITIES WILL BE TO (LONG HAIR OKAY' SERVE THI Nil IIS AND INTERESTS 0T THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY. Fri.-Double Happy Hours - 4:30-7:00 Excellent opportunities for advancement this summer and THREE AREAS OF ACTIVITY ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION: may continue to work on a part time or full-time basis next At Green & Montecello South Euclid A. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WHICH CURRENTLY EXIST, fall. Guys 21 Bony Doyle B. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES THAT ARE NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS. FOR APPOIHTMENT CALL 216-696 5866 G,.U 18 Frank Gaerlner C. A RECREATIONAL FACILITY DESIGNED TO SERVE THE NEEDS AND INTERESTS OF THE ENTIRE UNIVERISTY COMMUNITY. THIS IS WHA1 Wl ",!lli FROM YOU: 1HR0UGH III! IISI nr IrllS HI VII I . nil US THI ACTIVI- TIES THAT YOU LIKE TO DO OR WOULD LIKE TO DO. PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE: SCAN THE LIST AND INDICATE YOUR PREFERENCES NUMERICALLY. NUMBER ALL OF YOUR PRIMARY INTERESTS AS, (1); YOUR MODERATE INTERESTS AS, (?); YOUR INTER£STS~TF FACILITIES WERE AVAILABLE AS, (3); NO INTERESTS AS, (4); PLEASE INDICATE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBTR i BY EACH ACTIVITY. i ■ i I. IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION OF EXISTING FACILITIES i ( ) Weight Lifting (all forms) ( ) Outdoor Volley Ball ( ) Lighting, Tennis Courts ( ) Mountain and Rock Climbing ( ) Lighting, I.M. Fields ( ) Bowling on the Green I ( ) Add Tennis Courts ( ) Fence Driving Range ( ) Skiing (beyond classes) ( ) Archery ■ ( ) Sailing ( ) Craft Center I ( ) Canoeing, Beginning ( ) Canoeing, Touring PLEASE INDICATE ANY OTHER INTERESTS: I ( ) Suana Baths I ( ) Bicycling ( ) Cycle Paths on Campus | ! ■ ( ) Designated Streets for Bicycles ( ) I ( ) Extend Hours, Natatorium < i ( j Extend Hours, Ice Arena i ) I ( ) Extend Hours, Handball Courts ( i I ( ) Natural Ice Sheet (Winter Skating) ( i ■ I ( ) Hiking and Backpacking < i I II. RECREATION BUILDING I ( ) Water Polo Facility ■ ( ) Synchronized Swimming Facility I ( ) Large Recreational and Competitive Swimming Pool, OUTDOOR ( ) Large Recreational and Competitive Swimming Pool, INDOOR ■ ( ) Tennis I THE DEN ( ) Closed Court Games (handball, sguash and paddleball) i ( ) Volley Ball ( ) Badminton : i ( ) Basketball YEAR END CLEARANCE i ( ) Running Track i ( ) Dance Studio ■ ( j Gymnastics ■ ( ) Fencing i i ( ) Combatives: Karate, Judo, etc. ■ ( ) Recreation for Handicapped; specify: i Everything Reduced Nothing Held Back ( ) Large, Synthetic Turf Area i ( ) Batting Cage for Rec. Use ■ ■ ( ) Weight Lifting (all forms) ■ i ( ) Wrestling i Dave says i ( ) Fitness - Health Spa i in. HOW MANY HOURS HAVE YOU AVERAGED WEEKLY IN THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES I S II) i DURING THE PAST YEAR? Make Me An Offer I Cant Refuse" HOW MANY HOURS MIGHT YOU AVERAGE WEEKLY IN THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES IF ADEQUATE FACILITIES WERE AVAILABLE? i i PLEASE COMPLETE NOW! i i i RETURN TO: MAIN DESK - RESIDENCE HALL ■ Masteichaiye UNION COMMUTER CENTER B.inkAini'Mirtiil CAMPUS MAIL . i i THE DEN it i •.a. 6/Th. tO N.W., WMwtd«y, Moy 30, 1973 • Proposed housing code awaiting ok Editor'* Note: Tkc present Wood County would not predict the jurisdiction of the code. also would serve on the If the violation is not may order the owner to The proposed code is very ■•Uowtac i* tbe fkr.1 la ■ housing code would probably board's decision. The code calls for a board. corrected, occupancy of the demolish the structure. similar to tbe one submitted tbree part series ak«il Ike be most effective and moat If the board approves the bousing officer to arrange The board would consider dwelling could be prevented at a public bearing Oct. 23. profMr* bwu.ln* c*»e. II easily implemented, said code, it will go to city for the systematic appeals of persons claiming or tbe owner could be THE PROPOSED code 1972. Minor changes in was written ky Sac Myer*. Dr. Thomas Anderson, council where it muat be inspection of dwellings in tbe code was prosecuted for a also outlines requirements language constitute most of Joalor (B.A.). ai aa committee chairman. read three times. Dr. marginal areas. misinterpreted. It would misdemeanor for maintenance of exterior the differences. Eiaerlneatal Stadles His committee, the Anderson said there could be Criteria used to determine grant extensions for repairs Each day the violation property areas and sets Tbe word "family" has project. Part Two will housing commission and the official legislation and marginal areas include no when tbe required work remained uncorrected standards for the exterior of been taken out of the appear tomorrow. Wood County Health enforcement machinery in water, electric or sewer would be a hardship on the would count aa a separate tbe building. Interior proposed code because it Department worked to effect by mid-fall. facilities; vacant for six owners. offense. Upon conviction, structure standards also are produced arguments about By Sae Myen revise the '■odes to make one "Until the Health months or longer; failure to Variances, or exceptions the owner could be fined not specified. what constitutes a family code to encompass city and Department passes it, there meet housing code to the code, would be more than $300 for each A section dealing with and whether students can be Heated debates among county is no sense for the city to specifications; classified as granted if they do not offense. space and occupancy considered a family unit. rily administrators, take action and contract dilapidated or deteriorating endanger the public. The bousing officer also requirements outlines the Other changes in the residents and University THE REVISED version of with them for by U.S. Census standards; can recommend the board minimum facilities sections dealing with -luuVnts have been sparked the code was submitted to enforcement," he said and/or complaints on file IF A VIOLATION is declare a dwelling unfit for necessary for each dwelling requirements for dwelling by the discussion of the the Wood County Board of Dr. Anderson said if the about the maintenance of a discovered at a dwelling, the human habitation. If tbe and specifies spatial units are scattered. Most proposed housing code tor Health at its monthly board decides not to act be structure. housing officer may bousing board finds the requirements for tbe serve to clarify points howling Green meeting. May 10. will start legislation on reinspect the property. dwelling unimprovable, it number of tenants. already raised. The code has been James Coy, a member of something similar to what Inspections also may be l onsidered by the Housing the Wood County Health the city had proposed made when the housing (ommisston. city council Department, said no action before But be said he is officer receives a written ronimiltees, the Wood was taken then because confident the board will complaint about a dwelling. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i minly Board of Health and members must study the adopt the new code. A Housing Board of x-veral joint sessions It is document before a decision Adjustments and Appeals now waiting approval from can be made THE CODE is designed would be created by the ACROSS DOWN I River BIB, the Wood County Board of With three public notices "to protect the public proposed code, whose seven 1 Cloy. .*I Shor part. 2 Cornucopia. Health and then Bowling required at monthly health, safety and general members would represent '" KAK ausilisrv. 3 M.-.l irhool (.reen City Council meetings of the board, it will welfare in buildings used for tenants, homeowners, 1.1 To,,,. course. Council's Planning and be fall before any action can dwelling purposes." 11 Scrooge, 4 Claimed. realtors, rental owners, 15 -!■ ill III -\ ■ Zoning Committee be taken. Dr Anderson said. Single dwellings, multiple developers and civic 16 \. rni..,t'. ntt. 5 Small town: Abbr. 6 Sale word.. ili'ternuned that a revision Coy said the board will dwellings, rooming bouses, leaders A University in I.Ike of 7 Noun suffix. ..iid combination of the compare the proposed code rooms and travel trailers student who resides off brirkt. 8 Appropriated. 19 NereMltate. luoposed city code and the with the present one He would be under the campus in rental housing 9 Abundance. Jll Hriii-h motley. 10 Oppositionist. 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SWIMMING and track and football Stadium's outfield wall over baseballs first "metric And bow will Bear Bryant field have faced exposure to Brace yourself sports tbe weekend may have home run" or " borne ter ." accept referring to football the system every four years fans. The metric system officially signalled the start Tbe baseball fan's as "a game of decimeters?" for the Olympics, so there's could make tbe slide ml. I of iiu metric movement in reaction to tbe gimmick no problem there. necessity for readme; the professional sports could be measured in yawns WILL Woody Hayes Baseball is fretting tbe sputter when bis offense is least. changed to "2.0 meters and a cloud of dust?" Chicago Cubs' shortstop What about tbe Don Kessinger. who won tbe Indianapolis 500? Is It soon first metric game with a 117- to be a kilometer classic? meter triple Saturday Tbe changes would be against Cincinnati, took tbe minimal for basketball, news of his history-making hockey and golf. The biggest feat calmly. Newtphoto by Themes O linden need would be some math "It's still a three-base refreshers for sports hit," he winked Junior midfielder Paul Wayne eludes two Ashland players in /\//-#VlfO Wt?Sf a game played earlier thi* season Yesterday Wayne and four of his teammates were named to the United States Inter- collegiate Lacrosse Association's All-Midwesl team. Wor,d Richie-baseball's comic Top-seeded staa Smith stmggled for five sets before overcoming his United States Davis Cup doubles partner CINCINNATI (AP)-Move BEING traded from suitcase again last winter Erik Van Dillen in the French Open Tennis Championships over Bob Hope. The Cin- Cleveland to Washington when the Kansas City Monday night. cinnati Beds have a after an 0-for-35 start didn t Koyals traded him to Smith, of Pasadena. Calif., won. 6-2, 6-4. 4-6, 6-1, to move contender for "king of the bother him. he said The Cincinnati into the final 16 bracket one-liners.'' says Pete Hose only good thing about Quick-quipping Kichie playing in Cleveland is thai I'm probably the only "I feel good and I'm going to play, but I don't know Scheinblum says he's only you don't have to make road guy in the history of baseball when." said Willie Mays, a 42-year-old baseball player for "saying what comes to my trips bark there " to hil 300. make the All Star FvVWV>Bn#t# ■*/ FftfjWWtBS IX UHsspfm the New York Mets mind " The (ride to the Senators team and not have a job the Mays, who has been on tbe disabled list since May 13 with Freshman tracks! er Lew Maclin was a winner (or the Falcons What usually comes (o the for casl and a player to be next year." he said a sore right shoulder, put on a uniform for tbe first time in Ooff °' ,n* All-Ohio Championships held last Saturday at Berea well-traveled poker-faced named later hurt, he admits Asked about his hitting, two weeks Monday Scheinblum s mind leaves "At the end ol the year they which has soared of late The first-year man from Toledo (DeVilbiss) placed first in the Jim Ryea used his famous closing kick to pass Olympic his teammates in stitches waiuiHi give me bach since replacing Cesar triple jump with a leap of 47'2 Vi ". ■■ champion Kip Keino and Jerome Howe in tbe final quarter the player to be named Gerommo in nghtf leld to win the mile event in 4:07.4 before 6.122 spectators at a ONE has to have a sense later I'm coming along like a pro track meet in Kansas City. of humor after 10 years in H was packing his simmering stew." An American record of 47:49 in tbe 10-mile run was set by pro baseball, which has Olympian Jeff GaUeway, 27, a Raleigh school teacher, In tbe included being traded to four North Carolina Track Club's one-bour run. BG Sports Shorts different clubs in the last Chicago White Soi pitcher Wither Weed picked up two four years Gary Tranquill. 33. has Invitational two weeks ago. consecutive year, shooting a more victories Sunday to increase his record to 13-3. "I was traded when I was resigned his post as an placed third in the 12th three over par (1551 lor the Wood burled tbe laat five innings of Use 21 frame eight.'' says Scheinblum. assistant Falcon football annual Midwest Women's 36-hole tournament marathon contest against the Cleveland Indians which tbe and adds. "I have an airmail coach Collegiate held at the White Sox won, 6-3 The game was suspended after 16 stamp on my forehead "It's A Bowling Green University ol Illinois. May The BG team of l.indy innings Saturday and resumed Monday. not even COD." secondary coach and 18-19 Bastel (1771. Chris Sharpe The 21 inning contest was tbe longest In Cleveland's The New York City native defensive coordinator. Michigan State edged out (183). Carolyn Treece (185) history as a baseball club. Tbe previous record was set Sept. says he grew up on "a six- Tranquill has taken a Ohio State for first place by and Teme Fair (197) totaled 20, 1071, when the Indians lost to tbe Washington Senators, 8- teenth of an acre between position as coach of quarter- one stroke. Bonnie Lauer of a 742 Michigan State 6. in the 20th inning buildings." backs and receivers with the Michigan State was finished with a 734. while Wood also was the winning pitcher In the regular United States Naval medalist foi the fourth Ohio Slate posted a 735 scheduled game as tbe White Sox beat tbe Indians. 44). SCHEINBLUM. asked one Academy. day by pitcher Jack Hilling He joined the Falcon ham why he spit so much for football staff in February a guy who does not chew 1071. after a year as Indy 500' delayed reset for today tobacco, answered "that's assistant football coach at the way I keep my weight Ball State University down." Tranquill is the second BG The 30-year old outfielder INDIANAPOLIS (API - before Monday's aborted assistant football coach to A J Foyt. whose 23rd his way to the front was asked about the tightly- The Indianapolis 500-mile start resign this year. Hey position was the worst he This year's 500 already lettered name in the form of race, plagued by rain and They were Steve Krisiloff Dempsey quit earlier to has ever had in 16 starts at has claimed one life. a horseshoe on the back of alieady marred by a of Parsippany. N.J.. the accept the head coaching job lndy Veteran Art Pollard was his uniform "I had to grow spectacular crash, was at Youngstown State seventh-place starter; Peter Foyt. because of his poor killed in a fiery crash during big shoulders to gel all my University postponed a second time Revson of New York City, qualifying effort, had been a practice lap before his name on my back." yesterday when officials whose McLaren will go off expected to charge away at attempt to qualify for the It's his second stint with said the famed track was not OLYMPIAN Dave Woltle 10th. and three-time winner the start and quickly make race. the Keds and he painfully was the lone member ol the safe. remembers the first Associated Press Wirephoto Bowling Green track squad Chief Steward Harlan Birdie Tebbetts used to tell named to the All Mul Fengler. probably the Padres moving, D. C. waits me to go kneel in the on-deck Cincinnati Reds outfielder. Richie Scheinblum busiest man at the ancient circle until he could think of doubles as the team's comedian. He has been American Conference track WASHINGTON (AP) - million, for the owners to meet soon to give their ap- race course he has ruled for someone to send up and hit " dubbed as the 'king of the one liners.' team announced by league Mayor Walter Washington break even proval Commissioner Fred Jacoby 16 years, announced that the third attempt to get the SI says the nation's capital is Danzansky also expressed Wottle won the mile and million classic underway ready for National League DANZANSKY. president the possibility, slim as it half-mile runs at the con- will be made at 10 am. baseball. of the Giant Food supermar- might be. that the Padres ference meet May 18-19 EDT. todav That opinion is apparently ket chain, said his partners, would be moved to Washing- Also selected were Kent's He had told the 175.000 shared by at least some of all of whom own one-third ton this year after the All- Gerald Tinker, Jacques Ac- spectators, most of whom its citizens, including Joseph interest, are Marvin Willig. Star game. He said, how- cambray. Len Turner. were huddled under B Danzansky and his two an Investment specialist and ever, that the chance of the Jerome Turner, Columbus umbrellas and plastic tar- partners, who paid 812 real estate entrepeneur. and transfer being made this PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO Totten and Ted Harris; paulins, that the '."J mile million for the last-place Dr. Robert Schattner. who season is slim. San Diego Padres left dentistry to develop Eastern Michigan's Stan Indianapolis Motor mamiya/sekor 500 DTL 35mm SIR Camera Vivitar 135mm f2.8 Auto Vinson. Gordon Minty and Speedway was extremely pharmaceutical products Tony Nelson; Miami's Tom dangerous and unsafe for "You never appreciate a HE SAID that at least WAITED Telephoto Lens Welleling and Tom Doerr; use thing until you've lost it." three banks have agreed to * thru the lens Ohio University's Rich said Mayor Washington finance the deal; the . ■ JYOUT Spot.' ► Preferred for all- "We're going to fill that around use m Doswell and Chris Adams. THE S7TH running of Armory Board, which Aterage »U TNt LOWS AW LACKS ll sports Western Michigan's Jim America s oldest and richest stadium." operates RFK Stadium has ftOM TH| OHIO CWUSIS * "''ead AT rimr**OTTE«s i** arid landscape Williams, and Toledo's auto race had been set for a RFK (Robert F Kennedy) entered into a 12-year lease UfVlLAVS 0*» U« *0U«* COlUM **» mount tor complete photography Barry Fishier Stadium now seals some with his group, and all that 10-0 ■OTTfMOTHN 1HV1TCS T0U lens interchange noon. EDT. start Monday 'CW A SI**- "0t| U.H' THAU LAST ability f delivers razor- Earlier, Fengler fined 53.000. with a bill in remains Is approval by the sharp pictures * Shutter speeds t. even in low hpht BG'S WOMEN golfers, three drivers JUKI each for Congress to add 8.000 more National League owners. I SCO sec. plus B I.e.da, niffcf. who won the first Ohio State improving their positions Danzansky said the team He said he met May 15 htitm Mteejler must draw at least 900.000. with league representatives '.««ed ark.i and quite possibly one and hopes the owners will BUY Kodak FILM ■•I T1QUH A CRAIIO: Two Vivitar Filters Five stickers on * ShvNght filters Major league slate 'cr Doth normal and telephoto LIU HUM! Vivitar Vivitar 'enses. T TMf IN ma o H 2X Auto * FlimmatesUV All-Midwest team j^i STOP light, produces Stv[N "ttWU 0» *M( nmV, _ v Tele Converter natural color rendition in AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGI'E Three Falcon lacrosse Zabek and freshman goalie • # Turns you' normal lens into 3 100mm open shade or East Dtviiloi East IMvltloa players have been named to Pat Collura were selected. portrait lens, your telephoto into a on overcast 270mm super telephoto W L Pel i.H W L Pel. i.H the first team of the 1073 Decker completed his days Detroit 23 20 535 Chicago 27 18 600 United States Intercol- second year of lacrosse by * Couples to automatic diaphragm and New York 22 22 500 1 . New York 20 21 488 5 legiate Lacrosse Association setting a BG career scoring LUTHER APTS. dual meters Don't play games with your pictures. Baltimore 18 20 474 SH Pittsburgh 18 20 474 5>i (USILAI All-Midwesl Team record with 72 goals. Wayne Be a winner with this grzat photo outfit... Boston 18 21 «2 i Montreal 17 21 447 6'< Named to tbe first team led the midfield in scoring Cleveland IS 23 452 3^ Philadelphia 19 24 442 7 were BO s senior attackman with 13 goals and eight Milwaukee IK 23 45;' i . SI Louis 16 24 400 8'i Special Bob Decker from Balti- assists Summer Rates ALL FOR West On IIIM Wed Divbloa more. Md. (Friends), junior Zabek also set a career BEST PHOTO BUYS Chicago 24 14 632 S Francisco 31 19 620 midfielder Paul Wayne of record with 73 assists as be 1 bdrm. '250.00 $20900 California 23 18 561 2'• Los An*.I 27 19 587 2 Flint. Mich (North Syra- notched 44 this season to 2 bdrm. - '300.00 IN TOWN - Kansas City 25 21 543 3 Houston 21 20 583 1 cuse. NY ). and sophomore rank among tbe leaders in (2-4) Occupants Minnesota 22 19 .537 3'i Cincinnati 26 19 578 2'i defenseman Mike Wilcos of the Midwest ''T'TT '»'H ^ Oakland 23 21 .523 4 Atlanta 17 26 395 10 . Ithaca. N Y (Peddle) For tbe second straight Texas 13 27 325 12 109 State St. Ph. 352-8160 San Diego 16 31 340 I3>i Wilcox was one of six re- year, the Falcon stickers turning members of the first reached the quarter-finals of Pendleton Weeaeseay Night Wrearsttay Cleveland at Texas Houston at Chicago team. the USILA national tourna- Baltimore at Kansas City New York at San Francisco ment. BG finished in a tie Realty Detroit al Chicago Monlieal al San Da-go. night Coach Mickey Cochrane's for second In tbe Midwest . Minnesota al Milwaukee Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night team also picked up two Lacrosse Association and * Oakland at New York Atlanta it Pittsburgh, mghl second-team spots as sopho- finished the season with a 9-4 353-3641 California at Boston Cincinnati al Si. Louu. night more attackman Verna record.