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John Gimgan Jamti Nvlon

From AP Wire Reports incumbent "He does enjoy access to might employ in expressing himself some of my ideas," said the former "We need someone who doesn't need today's election. the media.'' the governor He isn't bothered by the fact that Ohio State wrestler to be defensive about his own record," As far as he's concerned, the real Gov. John G Gilligan. by his own acknowledged "He has the ability to most people feel he has little chance of The square-chinned father of two Fry said, "and that isn't Jim Rhodes. battle won't start until fall. His admission, is "campaigning around the keep people aware he's around." defeating incumbent John J Gilligan describes himself as a "middle-of-the- We're going to take what could be an primary opponents-Fry and Dawson- fringes" for a second term as Ohio's Take the report from the Governor's in the race for the Democratic road conservative" He's outlined issue against Republicans and turn it to are running hard to upset the 64-year- chief executive The approach is Task Force on Health Care in Ohio It's nomination for governor in the May 7 major issues for the campaign. our advantage." old Rhodes deceptive on Gilligan's desk now. for public primary. Fry says if Rhodes does win the The former governor, noted among For one. Gilligan is throwing his release just before the election. "I understand the nuts and bolts of FIRST, HE said, the state should nomination, he will lose to Gilligan in things for drumming jobs at Ohioans weight around in other races And. for "It was timed to come just before government and how to make the gears allocate more money to local com- November. And he's afraid the rest of for eight years, and making famous the another, the calculated politics of the election." Gilligan said. mesh," said Nolan, a Cleveland munities for improved water and the Republican ticket may follow. phrase "profit is not a dirty word in office, he contends will pay off. Gilligan acknowledges he's looking nursing home operator sewage facilities, "especially since "IT'S GOING to be a tough Ohio." has been content with an almost "My own campaigning has been past the May 7 primary to the general He said his biggest problem is there's no federal money involved." campaign," he said. "And it's going to non-campaign this spring. minimal." Gilligan said "what time election campaign, where he"ll "getting people to realize that I'm Second, additional state money be particularly tough for all He has made occasional campaign I've spent I've spent trying to help the probably face either former Gov. running, that Gilligan has an opponent should go to upgrade Ohio's secondary Republicans if Jim Rhodes heads the trips from his office in Columbus to rest of the ticket-Celeste. Hall. James A. Rhodes or state Rep. Charles But 1 think I'm starting to overcome highway system ticket." Vermillion. Lebanon and other such Metzenbaum." Fry (R-75 Springfield), candidates for that " "The traffic death rate on those The 57-year-old Springfield legislator stops for low-key speeches, still "According to the polls. 1 have a 98 Republican nomination He said his first priority if elected roads is about three times higher than says he's running his own campaign in pushing jobs and devoid of criticism of per cent recognition factor in Ohio." "I think Rhodes is the most governor would be to reduce It Is anywhere else because of hills and counterpoint to the political excesses his primary opponents Gilligan said "Obviously, Celeste and formidable candidate the Republicans government spending curves," he said. of the past Rhodes cites what he calls the 11th Hall don't have anything approaching could put up." Gilligan observed i The present administration has Oawson recommends that proceeds FORMER GOV. JAMES A Rhodes commandment. "Thou shalt not that think he's the one I'd like to run gone off on adventurous frolics in from the state lottery be channeled to sees no real need to worry about criticize a fellow Republican. against." spending that has proved very fund mass transportation projects in "IT'S FOR them, though I don't unsuccessful," he said. "It has not cities. know how much I could do." he added JAMES D. NOLAN is a politician concerned itself with the serious "First, it's new money and it would Then there's the sheer power of an who uses phrases that a mechanic problems of Ohio education, medical be funding a new need. You wouldn't Ohioans will decide care for the aged and housing. need to steal from somebody else's "We have to get back to what I call purse. Other state candidates... the bare bones of government We have "Second, it's been proven in other three state issues to redirect our priorities so there will states that proceeds from the lottery Ohio voters will decide on three they would receive $14,000 a year until be enough money fo education and the come mainly from metropolitan state-wide issues today. re-elected. REPUBLICAN other essential programs. areas. It stands to reason that's where Passage of Issue Two would permit the money should go," he said. ISSUE ONE proposes to equalize pay county officials to receive an increase BERT DAWSON JR., candidate for Allorn.y G«n«tal--Stan.ly J. AronoH, David D. Dowd Jr., Goorg. C. for groups of public officials. It would in salary if they have more than two the Republican nomination for CHARLES FRY pounds away on affect state senators, county Smith. years remaining in their terms. But governor, pins his hopes on youth and what he calls his number one plank- commissioners, township trustees and the legislature would still have to vote Auditor-Thomas A. Cloud, Rog.r W. Tracy Jr. the need for leaders with technical, as integrity in government. some municipal officers. the raise. well as political savry. to obtain the "We're going to take the lead in Presently, public officials are Both Issues One and Two would DEMOCRAT nomination giving Ohio the most honest prohibited by the Ohio Constitution permit in-term raises for county The 33-year-old Columbiana County government in the nation," Fry says, from receiving pay raises during their commissioners Li.ut.nant Gov.moi-J.W Brown, Anthony O. Calabraso, Richard F. Engineer admits he's up against two "This is an issue we can carry." term of office. Ohio's 33 state senators ISSUE THREE calls for simplifying big political guns in the May 7 primary- Fry contends Democratic Gov. John Celeste, Homy W. Eckhart, Den L. Hanni, LucilU Huston, William M. are elected to four-year terms, half ballot language through creation of an -former Gov. James A. Rhodes and J. Gilligan is vulnerable on the being elected to office every two years. O'NoiN, A. William Swoonay, Jam.i R. William. Ohio Ballot Board that would draft House Minority Leader Charles Fry question of integrity. But he says If Issue One is passed, the 16 wording for proposed amendments. It Secretory of Stato-R. Kont loll, Bov.rly A. Single, William "Bill" (R-75 Springfield >. Rhodes can't capitalize on the issue senators who will be in the middle of also would speed the judicial process Brown, Tony P. Hall, John F. Kennedy, Dennis E. Thompson. He says he's unconcerned. because of questions raised about the their four-year terms in January will for court challenges to constitutional Independent candidates will not appear on the primary ballot. "I'm just trying to sell myself and Rhodes administration. receive the raise to 117.500. Otherwise, amendments. lllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIII llimilllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMI jg jSenofe race showdown todayl -.iiiiimiiiiiini iiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiuuimiiiiiiiimiiii iiiiiiimiiimiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiinii I iiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii IIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIII mi iiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimiii! COLUMBUS (AP) - Oil companies "MY SUCCESSFUL candidacy will I believe Americans deserve a the proper balance so that we maintain took another slap from U.S. Sen. serve notice that the people of Ohio government of the people, by the jobs and a health economy as well as a Howard M. Metzenbaum (D-Ohio) and will not stand by while the oil giants people and for the people, not the physically healthy nation." he said. former astronaut John H. Glenn exercise a stranglehold on their government by powerful special Our research and development hoisted the banner of honesty and lives." be said. Interest groups that we seem to have programs must provide the necessary integrity in government as the two "The $11 million suit filed against now. "Glennsaid. new energies without sacrificing prepared for their showdown today for me by a oil lobbyist confirms that the Glenn, respondeing to a reporter's environment," Perk said. "Conservation links the two goals," "Tomorrow marks the first opportunity since Watergate for Ohio's Democrats he said. to speak out against the overall moral collapse in Washington."-Glenn PETER E. VOSS, 43, from Canton, is the self-described underdog in the race Ohio's Democratic Senate nomination. oil interests have entered this question, said he feels better about his for the Republican nomination for U.S. "I believe that Tuesday's election campaign." chances for nomination this year than Senate. will be in large part a referendum on The suit was filed last week by the he did the day before he lost a primary my opposition to the oil companies," Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association race four years ago to Howard M. His experience includes three years Ralph Perk John Glenn declared the incumbent as he launched . (OPMAI. accususing Metzenbaum of Metzenbaum. in the U.S. Coast Guard, National yesterday a final day of campaigning. slanderous campaign statements. The Glenn said he has concentrated his Director of Young Presidents Organi- Glenn, the former astronaut, was OPMA's president later was identified efforts this time in the urban areas, zation and National Finance Chairman telling reporters at the same time. as a contributor to Glenn's campaign where he said he lost ths election for the Whine House Conference on "Tomorrow marks the first Metzenbaum, said yesterday he before. Children and Youth. opportunity since Watergate for Ohio's believes today's primary election in Glenn reiterated his campaign Democrats, in the privacy of the voting Ohio "will be in large part a theme of honesty and openness among Voss, president of Northeastern, booth, to speak out against the overall referendum on rny opposition to the oil public officials, especially in personal Inc.. is against gas rationing, controls moral and governmental collapse in companies." financial affairs. and "panic legislation." He favors Washington." Reaction to Watergate should assure CLEVELAND MAYOR Ralph J. balance between energy and the Glenn, as be hit the campaign trail a huge Democratic voter turnout in Perk, 60, is running for the Republican environment and the free market for the last day, recalled his grappling today's primary elections in Ohio, nomination to the U.S. Senate approach. with Metzenbaum over release of past "and that probably would be favorable Perk has tallied nine years of "Lets polluting energy sources and tax returns to me," U.S. Senate candidate John H legislative experience as a Cleveland methods of transport can compete only "My opponent listened to me talk Glenn said here yesterday. city councilman and nine years of when legislation stops favoring oil about trust and confidence for 10 weeks before responding to public pressure "My successful candidacy will serve notice that the people of Ohio will not stand by releasing the income tax returns he flatly refused to make public in by while the oil giants exercise a strangle-hold on their lives."-Metzenbaum February, but he still refuses to make a detailed financial statement GLENN STRUCK a patriotic note at fiscal experience as county auditor. He usage with subsidies and price fixing." comparable to mine," Glenn said. a wrapup news conference, the first of presently is serving his second term as he said. Metzenbaum. meanwhile, once more a number of planehop meetings with Cleveland mayor. Voss also favors letting prices be blamed the oil companies for rising newsmen around the state on the day Concerning energy legislation, one of determined by supply and demand and fuel prices, and hinted Glenn might before the election. Perk's major concerns, "careful Using oil company profits, not Peter Vees Howocd Morionhoum have an interest in the matter, too. "I am running for the Senate because consideration must be given to striking gasoline sales. i l/Th. M N«W», Tuesday, May 7, 1*74 eDITGRiaLS nixon's transcript strategy

WASHINGTON-It was a clever ploy, of the tapes to congressional staff John Stennls have a chance at testing to make desperation look like members. Here Nixon outdid himself, his hearing on the crackle of tapes, so generosity. It was risky, but it staked protesting that he "personally" spent that he could pretend to verify that three or four probable gains against "many hours" of "many days" on they had not been tampered with. each possible loss. For instance, these: review of the tapes, so Messrs. Rodino Recent events la the Senate endorsements and Hutchinson should not surrender committee show what skilled staff 1) He deluged us with material on their task of personal verification to members can make of information one subject, the actual Watergate mere "staff employees." available to everyone. We all knew break-in and its cover up That is his what Rebozo has admitted, that he The sham the two Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate have primary area of danger, and one he made out of their campaigns forces us to decline support for Glenn or Yet J. Fred Buzbardt is a staff received $100 000 from Howard could not avoid. But in concentrating employee at the White House, and be Metzenbaum. Hughes. all the debate upon this head, even at did the brunt of Nixon's work. James But investigator Terry Lenzer knew Very rarely were any of the issues discussed by either candidates. Both the risk of looking bad, he quietly St Clair is a White House employee, what further questions to ask. making concentrated most of their energies at neck-slashing and mud-slinging. ignored or denied the right of inquiry At one point, in blatant defiance of and Nixon has insisted that this the facts, be said the special that knowledge lead to other Since it has never really been clear what either candidate stands for, we into all the other matters that concern employee be allowed to oversee the knowledge. Nixon cannot risk having feel that it would be unwise to offer support for either. the House committee and the special prosecutor was satisfied, and therefore committee's work. John Doar do at the White House what prosecutor. the House committee should be. This Both candidates have robbed each voter of his or her chance to make a time he hoped to reverse the same the President wants James St. Clair to 5) In apparently waiving executive be doing on the Hill-making expert responsible choice by keeping the issues out of sight. After Glenn and tactic, and say the House was satisfied, privilege, Nixon actually asserted It. Metzenbaum's savage campaign it seems clear that neither of them II If the committee and the public legal inquiry into the complexities of and therefore the House committee This "privilege." which made its first this affair. seem fit for office. should fall for his pretense at should be. This time be hoped to appearance in 1958, is a thing dubious generosity in this area, Nixon hoped, In the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate we endorse Cleveland reverse the same tactic, and say the in law and history, yet Nixon, by he would set an extralegal but legal- House was sat'sfied, so Jaworski FOR NIXON to construct this Mayor Ralph Perk. Perk has much more experience in government than invoking it while surrendering its elaborate ploy is a measure of his fear. looking precedent for his refusal to should be. protection, defies the subpoena power, his opponent, Peter Voss, a Canton businessman. comply literally with other subpoenas, If be were Innocent, having gone this In the race for the governor's post our support goes to Charles E. Fry something well established in law and far, he could go the crucial few steps subpoenas appealable up through the history. (R-Sprlngfield), on the Republican ticket. Fry has built his campaign on entire court system. 1) ANOTHER possible benefit of his further. These be is not prepared to go, honesty and integrity in government. He has promised to clean up state offer was to keep the experts at bay. even at the horrendous cost of government in Ohio. It has always been his strategy to Even while he admitted that he could THE POINT is not that Nixon has revealing a thousand lesser flaws and play one group of his pursuers off not solve the mystery of l8'-> missing volunteered so much, but that he had to foibles. Fry said he will eliminate the practice of kickbacks from deputy auto against another-Senate committee He consents to ridicule, if it means registrars for the sale of auto licences. He also wants more money spent minutes from a tape in his sole volunteer so much in his extremity, to against prosecutor, and vice versa; custody, he made it clear that no tests deny the last key powers on key points. survival; and that, more than anything for higher education and would like to see state government tighten its would be allowed to see if other else, indicates that true compliance prosecutor against House, and vice He is afraid of experts and staff, so be belt with regard to hiring. erasures had taken place. will let busy chairmen have an would not be compatible with his Fry's idea for a state law enforcement agency has great potential. This versa; House against Senate; Indicted amateur go at the tapes-as be earlier surviving. individuals against all the other bodies. agency would save a policeman from having to report corruption to 4) Another high priority was denial offered to let poor ancient "Judge" Copyright. 1174. Universal Syndicate supervisors in his own police department, where he might be intimidated. Fry's optimism and his honest camapign make him the best candidate on the Republican ticket. On the Democratic ticket we must go with the experience of Gov. John Gilligan. His closest opponent is James Nolan, a Cleveland businessman, appreciate your cooks who has tried to win the office of Secretary of State and also Lieutenant Governor but lost both times. The two other Democratic candidates for Governor are both write-in Michael E. Skinner mention that the word "cook" may Those of us who eat in the dorms at candidates. Gov. Gilligan is clearly the most qualified Democrat for the BESIDES PLEASING B.F. Skinner 3WH E. Merry St. Rm No.l also be used as a noun; as in Bowling Green can make an exception and your psychology prof, you'll make position. Gueit Studeat Columnist "cafeteria", for example. to such a "common story". Moreover, a few hard working ladies feel much We endorse Denise Dartt, a University student for one of the delegate 1 am speaking of those dedicated next time you really get into that better about the usefulness and quality positions at the midterm Democratic Party Conference. Cook Ikookl v.-tr., To prepare for ladies that work in the dorm cafeterias spaghetti, or the next time that beef of their efforts. eating by applying heat, as by boiling, at Bowling Green State University stew tastes just like Mom makes, take You might even want to throw a few Dartt has proved that she is a hard worker from her work at efforts to frying, or baking. estaoiisn a rape crisis center and a women's center in Bowling Green. How many of us routinely travel a trip back to that stainless steel giant sparks of positive reinforcement the Such is the dictionary definition of through lines, fill our trays, and She could help bring fresh new ideas and represent the student viewpoint called the "kitchen" and let a cook way of us hard-working student cook's- the verb cook -and. an accurate one proceed to eat-never once considering know about it. helpers! at the party's conference. it is. However. Mr. Webster fails to the persons responsible for preparing your food?

MOREOVER, how many times have you taken food back to the cook's with the jury system a complaint? Too done? Not done enough? Funny taste? But, most important, have you ever does have flaws taken the time to compliment the cooks on something that you really NEW YORK CITY-If you believe In enjoyed? Come on college students, our American system of apply some of that lofty behavioral jurisprudence, with every man psychology you've been learning in this innocent until proved guilty, then you intellectual institution. derogate the system when you cry "Foul!" at the acquittal of John Harriet Vaa Herae Moreover, we all need a little Mitchell and Maurice Stans. But you'll positive reinforcement for our efforts be hearing the cry, nevertheless. now and then (a variable interval The verdict was unexpected and, to schedule, for all you psychologists). many persons, unwarranted by the These ladies who work hard to give you facts presented in court. When the two the best food possible certainly men, grinning, garrulous and assortment of semiliterate types who deserve a little more. somewhat giddy, emerged from the stare blankly Into space. federal courthouse, they were met by a A jury "does justice according to its I HAVE worked as a cook's helper in chorus of cheers and boos. On lights," Justice William O. Douglas Harshman Cafeteria for almost three television, the boos had the volume. has written. "It is as human as the years now, and have yet to hear a people who make It up. Since it Is of student compliment the cook on a TO A LARGE segment of the public, and from the community, it gives the particular food. it appears that the defendants have not law an acceptance which the verdicts been washed in the blood of the lamb. of judges could not do." It seems to be a common story with But nobody was rash enough to attack That juries are prisoners of their the human animal-he seems to find It the jury system on television. Said a own neuroses was dramatically much easier to voice complaints distinguished lawyer with whom I had demonstrated when the Harrisburg . . . THIN THI HUNT, OUTSPOKIN PRESIDENT SAID, "WILL, WE MIGHT . . . THEY (which consume great amounts of irate discussed the verdict: "I'd rather see Seven were tried on charges of plotting SAID (INAUDIBLE) WHAT COLSON MIGHT (EXPLETIVE DELETED) . . . AND GET THI energy) than to calmly take a few two guilty men go free than one to kidnap Henry Kissinger and blow up (INAUDIBLE) MONEY AND WHAT THI (EXPLETIVE DELETED) IS GOING ON?" TO seconds to let someone know what a innocent man go to prison.'' certain Washington buildings- The WHICH THI LOYAL HALDIMAN REPLIED "YIAH." . . great Job they have done. So, too, would any believer in defense enlisted a team of democracy. The Sixth Amendment, psychologists to "evaluate" guaranteeing trial by "an impartial prospective jurors. jury." is intended, first, to protect the innocent and, after that, to punish the THE THEORY was that persons guilty. with certain character traits will vote who made the superpowers ? Nevertheless, there are flaws in the in a consistent, predictable pattern. jury system, and a case can be made For the most part, the predictions that the government lost the Mitchell- were accurate. The defense won the Stans case the day this jury was day. By Johi N.n. Edusel such phrases as "s"per powers," the international community; that one But hopefully, their last trump card, Impaneled. From time to time, one reads 215 Coaklli "super developed nations," etc. These day they might suddenly wake up one nuclear weaponry, is also their last Mitchell, so happy be was almost suggestions that the quality of justice Giest Studeat Cohunalst phrases, referring especially to the morning to find that nations they have greatest cause for concern Because, cordial, referred to the jury as a might be improved were jurors given U.S.A. and her arch rival the USSR., long regarded as inferior have taken though they are assured of Its "cross-section of America." In truth. some sort of fitness tests. This heresy One only has to glance through a have no doubt come to stay. However, over completely the helm of world distinctive effects, they are yet to It was not a cross-section at all. Not if is vigorously resisted by those who find textbook or a magazine to come across the hidden truth behind their high affairs. devise secret weapons to serve as an you take that term to embrace all it inconsistent with our democratic sounding notes is what compels this antidote against themselves going up levels of society. This was a blue-collar ideals. If all men are equal before the little comment. That is why they have and are always In the resultant holocaust, should they jury for the most part, and neither as law, so are all jurors, runs the throwing reasons and morals to the someday be compelled to use these diverse nor as representative as one argument. I accept it, and yet, and In the first place, who was wind wherever their interests are deadly weapons could have wished yet... THe BG news responsible for their special status? concerned. That is why they are all-out If morons were allowed on juries, Was It the nations concerned who to oppress, suppress and intimidate- WHERE, therefore, is the logic in A JURY THAT Includes a subway justice could not be done. Some firm elevated themselves, or was it other just to maintain the status quo. the term "superpower." motorman, an auto mechanic, a foot standard of competence ought to be nations, less regarded by them, who messenger and a letter carrier, along set, if only to screen out the disturbed promoted them to their super with a banker and other presumably personalities and the general imcom- positions?" WfoaukitiAFV better-educated persons, is a jury with petents This would in no sense destroy a problem. the guarantee of "12 good men in the WHOEVER WAS responsible for Lerrera The articulate jurymen are bound to box" when a case goes to trial. 11 their elevation is of less significance to start "instructing" the others, cowing me now. What I want to state now, Is I .TT.^TZJli them with the weight of superior THE ACQUITTAL of his two close do not see anything so "super" about wisdom and experience. The verdict, the nations mentioned. inmate seeks correspondence associates will not seriously alter the finally, will hinge as much on the ego case against the President. Even If one The fact that they have devised strength and toughmindedness of the count in the impeachment bill Is machines which have carried them to I'm addressing my very unusual fullest Peace and thank you. jurors as on the testimony of dropped, 29 others still stand. The the moon and back and have built up request to your campus paper. witnesses. Judiciary Committee will still be «aW weapons of unimaginable energy and I'm a 32-year-old black Inmate here Lamont Mitchell Affluent persons who have business demanding information on the tapes, power is perfectly true. at the Jackson State Prison whose P.O. Box E. In the courts often express dismay at the Hughes donation, the ITT constant companion here in this tomb Jackson. Mich 49204 the "quality" of the jury. Yet when connection, the milk money, the But to me these facts alone do not in of the living dead has been loneliness these same persons are summoned to burglaries and the coverup. anyway make them super powers." for longer than I care to remember. jury duty, they feign illness, arrange a In the upcoming months, the most Because, after all, if one comes down so they say sudden business trip or simply "pull important task before the Judiciary to earth we are still beset by such MY NEED for some sort of contact wires" to win a deferral. Committee-and all who are gigantic human problems as unem- with the other planet, better known to committed to justice-is to inform the ployment, hunger, disease and fear. us fellas as the "free world" is Daniel Ellsberg, speaking at NOBODY WHO has repeatedly public fully on the nature M the overwhelming. Saturday's rally in Kent on the Nixon begged off jury duty has a right to charges against President Nixoa. THIS DEEP-SEATED fear, which Would it be at all possible to run my transcripts: complain if, when he finds himself a A public that is apprised of the facts they are making much noise in vain to request in your paper with my promise "These are mei who've never beta defendant, his fate rests with a Is a public that will remain composed, conceal, Is that one day they might lose of answering all letters? high •■ grass, Jist high «a ksshst plumber's assistant, three aged ladies temperate and discriminating. their seemingly firm position among If you can I would appreciate it to the who fall asleep after lunch and an Cayrlgat 1»74, Las Angeles Tunes i_ White House denies contribution, Tu«doy, May 7, 1974, Tlw tG Nawi/Pog* 3 newsnotes Tape subpoena after President Nixon decided to uphold milk price increase connected his twice-reduced sentence to 10 years WASHINGTON (API - U.S. District imprisonment. Judge John J. Sirica said yesterday Despite the fact that he is now a WASHINGTON (API - top dairy cooperative offi- wanted confirmation of a $2 M. Chotiner and Harold S Prsident had just ordered. there is a possibility the White House an civilian. Calley is still subject to his Herbert L Kalmbach has cial was told that milk million campaign pledge, Nelson, according to the Kalmbach said Nelson the special prosecutor may reach an couri martial conviction of March. 1971 testified of a midnight prices would be increased according to informed Kalmbach testimony. agreed, the sources said. amicable agreement for delivery of for the massacre of 22 Vietnamese meeting at which be said a and that the White House sources. Chotiner had quit three The next day the adminis- subpoenaed White House tape civilians Kalmbach. a former cam- weeks earlier as President tration made its public recordings paign fund-raiser for Presi- Nixon's special counsel, and announcement of the price White House lawyer James J St Clair dent Nixon, said in the Holiday-no vacation had just entered private law increase of 27 cents per had requested a five-day delay in legal Transcripts secret testimony that the practice, where he was re- hundredweight, which added proceedings over a subpoena in which Classes at the University desks. "From a public session took place on March NASHVILLE (AP) - Employees of a ceiving a retainer of $57,000 hundreds of millions of Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski will be held May 27. the standpoint, at least there'll 24, 1971. in his suite at the a year paid by the nation's dollars to the income of Nashville printing firm worked non-stop Monday designated for be skeletal staff people on demanded tapes of 64 White House during the weekend setting type for an Madison Hotel, the sources largest dairy cooperative. dairy farmers. conversations. Memorial Day observance. duty." said Scbeuerman. said 898-page paperback book containing Associated Milk Producers The judge granted a four-day However, not all adminis- "The payroll office will be The White House has said transcripts of President Nixon's Water- Inc. Nelson was the chief extension, until Friday, "for the purpose trative offices will be open, open," said Scbeuerman. that Nixon's milk price gate conversations. executive officer of the Cancer lecture of facilitating discussions leading to according to the Provost's "but the Bursar's office order was to influenced by cooperative. Bantam Books. Use, Sunday flew the office. should close completely." possible compliance with the printing mats to Chicago where the the promise of campaign According to the sources. Immunology and subpoena." J. Claude Scbeuerman. contributions from the Kalmbach swore that Cancer" will be the topic of $2 50-per-copy books will be printed vice president of operations, A skeletal crew of main- cooperative, and organi- Chotiner told Nelson that a lecture on early diagnosis Calley Bantam officials said copies will be on said the University is tenance workers will remain zation of dairy farmers. John D. Ehrlichman. who of cancer and why cancer the newsstands in 30 key cities by this "planning to dote down from the weekend. Scheuer- THE ALLEGED meeting, was Nixon's chief domestic cells aren't destroyed by the COLUMBUS. Ga. lAP) • A federal afternoon everything possible." man stated, but employees which took place after a adviser, wanted Nelson to body s immune mechanism judge took under advisement yesterday Offices which normally of the University Bookstore Republican fund-raising reaffirm the milk Dr James D Graham, a ruling on whether William L Calley use classified personnel will will have the day off. Union dinner attended by dozens of producers' promise of $2 assistant professor of bio- Jr.. now a civilian, should remain free Kennedy remain open with contract personnel also will be on dairy cooperative officials, million in light of a milk- logical sciences and cancer on bond. personnel manning the duty included Kalmbach, Murray price increase that the researcher, will present the However. Judge J Robert Elliott WASHINGTON (API - Sen. Edward third in a series of lectures indicated strongly that he would M Kennedy iD-Mass.i. said yesterday on cancer research at 8 p.m continue Calley's bond when he told he would like to be president and is government attorneys who sought to Wednesday giving some consideration to running in The free lecture is spon- revoke Calley's bail that he found ample 1976. sored by the Leukemia Re- legal precedence for continuing it He said that by late next year, and New exam schedule issued search Laboratory, biology Calley. 30. was given a dishonorable possibly earlier. "I'll make a definitive discharge from the Army Saturday, soon kind of a decision about my plans.'' The Registrar s Office Friday revised the spring quarter final exam schedule as honorary and the depart- follows: ment of biological sciences >

A class that meets for the first lecture in a week at 8 a.m. Tuesday is scheduled for examination at 10:15 am. Tuesday. June 4. A class that meets for the first time at noon Monday is scheduled for examination at 1 p.m. Friday, June 7 Top officials to discuss war

JERUSALEM (AP) - spokesman traveling with urgent negotiations with together to work out a pact TIME OF WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Secretary of State Henry A. MONDAY TUESDAY Kissinger. Ambassador Israeli leaders to find an end that would be imposed on June 5 EXAMINATION June 3 June 4 June 6 June 7 Kissinger and Soviet Robert J McCloskey said to the open hostilities on the Israel and Syria. The meet- Foreign Minister Andrei A. Kissinger and Gromyko will Golan front, now in their ing has the "lull under- 74Sa.m to 11 M 9M 10 M 8M Gromyko have arranged to also confer on other East 56th day. standing and approval of the 9 45a.m. 9W 12 T meet today on the island of West topics, including KISSINGER flew to Israel government of Israel." Cyprus to discuss their chances for a new treaty from Amman. Jordan, McCloskey said 10:15 a m to 11 T 9T 10 T 8T search for an end to the war limiting offensive nuclear where officials accom- Kissinger began his latest 10W 12:15 p.m. 8W on the Israeli-Syrian front. weapons. panying him said he was effort to arrange a dis- Plans for the meeting The meeting was an- optimistic about an eventual engagement between Israeli 1:00pm to 1M 4M 2M 12 M were announced m Moscow nounced as Kissinger disengagement agreement and Syrian forces five days 3:00p.m. 4T and by a State Department started a new round of between Israel and Syria. ago with talks in Jerusalem. U.S. officials dismissed He followed this with a 3.30p.m. to 3M IT 3T 2T suggestions that the 1 W flight to Damascus and the 5:30p.m. 2W Music speech planned American and Soviet foreign current talks are the second ministers might be coming with Israeli leaders. 6:00p.m. to Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday The School of Music has Night Bell" at 8 p.m. tonight 10:00pm Evening Evening Evening Evening invited Dr. Hans Tischler. and Thursday in Recital Classes Classes Classes Classes professor of musicology at Hall, School of Music. Graduate competition set iSpch 102i iFrenlOl) (Q AC 160) Indiana University, to speak "The Night Bell" by - (Frenl02) (CPS101) at 8 p.m. tonight in 105 South Donizetti is about an old The Sigma Xi Club will hold its First Annual Graduate (Frenl03) (CPS102) Hall pharmacist who marries a Research Award Competition from 10:30 a.m.-noon today in i Span 101) Dr. Tischler will lecture young girl and an ex-lover the Wayne Room, Union. (Span 102) on "The Coordination of who returns on the wedding Six professors including two from the chemistry and~ i Span 103) Separate Elements: Chief night Performances are biological sciences departments and one from the physics (Psyc201- Principle of Medieval Art." directed by Barbara and psychology departments will participate in the Badia) The Opera Workshop will Lockard, assistant professor program. (Psyc201- present a scene from "The of performance studies The meeting is open to the public at no charge. Dohertyl STILL LOOKING FOR YOU NAME IT, A PLACE TO LIVE AT MC OOMALO S 1 fWS SUMMER & FALL WE'VE GOT IT! VOW CAM BE A IF SO, STOP OUT TO CHERRY HILL VILLAGE AND SEE WHY WE PREFERRED PROPERTIES HAVE THE BEST APARTMENTS IN TOWN. BIG SPfMOtft. 1050 S. MAIN Houses & Apartments

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By Li.d. Tapbora do we declare our incidents, especially the President a thief and then Kent shootings, have "A nil of worts iriiMii let him steal our means of changed his mind. action." He expressed hope and U llkf » taraei full of wcrti Bond said the shots fired optimism that there was a. aad whes ike garfei begin at Kent State struck down reawakening of students and to ((row the militancy of students the American public to join tt'i like ■ n»rd« lull el and replaced it with against oppression in this streakers. "There is a new country. kind of resistance These are words Judy developing. It cannot be "We want a country that Collins sang Saturday on the carried on by people who does not create Dean Kent State University think they can smoke Kahlers and Ron Kovics. but Commons on toe fourth America to its knees." be a country that cares." he I anniversary of the death of added said L four students and wounding "Right now most U.S. | of nine others by National citizens believe the U.S. has Near, who appeared in Guard bullets achieved peace with honor "Slaughterhouse Five." and ■ l It was a quiet crowd of in Vietnam." Fonda said. Collins sang songs between about 5.000 that gathered in She said Americans must some speeches and invited, the Commons grass by 2:30 learn the truth about their everyone to join in. p.m Many were skeptical history. She claimed Fonda returned to the about the rally One student agencies such as Food for microphone and noted bow said he feared some persons Peace use money to buy much the speakers had were making a circus of the arms and build prisons in changed in the last four Kent State shootings South Vietnam years. Jane Fonda, actress and She said people have been anti-war activist, said. brainwashed into believing "Ron Kovic used to be a "This is not a memorial, but that the Viet Cong are the gung ho John Wayne fan. a rally. As long as enemy of the South Daniel Ellsberg used to Watergate. Kent and the Vietnamese. From her work for Rand and I used to war remain unresolved then February trip to Vietnam be Barbarella. We all have a we have the obligation to she saw that the Viet Cong great capacity for change." protest and sing together.'' were taking land from the Fonda said the people Other guests included South and rebuilding schools must not allow themselves Julian Bond, a member of and hospitals. to be educated into Newtphotot by Dan F«kht apathetic, mindless dumb Georgia's state legislature JOHNSON SAID the Lon creatures like she was for 31 and civil rights activist. Nol government in years. She pointed out that Dean Kahler and Alan Cambodia is a front for people are born alive and Canfora. two students American interests The Hate, irrationality gone bright, but change into injured during the Kent U.S. government hopes most I shootings. Russ Johnson. deadened people by society Americans have sufficient A rumor went through the movement when people I American Friends Service "This must not be allowed." By Jim Wasserman racism to believe that since crowd that earlier Saturday would chant and speakers (Committee member. she added Editorial Editor our boys are home, the war morning Kent's mayor had would deal generally with I Sokhom Hing. a Cambodian is over and peace is at Saturday's anti-war rally requested that the National emotional cliches. anti-war activist; singer hand, "he said. at Kent State University Guard be called to the Holly Near; Daniel THE RALLY ended about campus to police the event. Ellsberg. the man 5:30 p.m. as the sun cast ' Ksi ) appeared to put some "We must accept the life back into the anti-war Whether that was true, no ELLSBERG, Fonda and responsible for leaking the challenge to disprove this." long shadows and the air the others knew exactly cooled. It closed with Collins movement that died on the one seemed to know. Pentagon Papers; and Mike he added. what they were talking leading the crowd in singing same grounds four long White, a Kent State Sokhom Hing. an No policemen were about. Fonda has been to "Amazing Grace." years ago with the deaths of | graduate student apolitical Cambodian until sighted during ths afternoon Indochina several times and At 7:30 Saturday night four Ksi students. his country was invaded, Gone were the freaks on the Commons. And it Ellsberg worked at the Rand MEMORIAL services workshops were led by most said the Lon Nol regime is taking over microphones wasn't necessary for them- Corporation and Pentagon began with a candlelight of the speakers. Also shown hated by Cambodians He and screaming desperately to be there. The crowd did before realizing that the walk at 11 p.m Friday. An was "Retrospect." a multi- added that the regime is that something had to be not come looking for any Vietnam war was not all night candlelight vigil at media presentation by three supported entirely by the done, but never quite type of confrontation with justified. I the places where the slain Kent State graduate American government knowing what. Gone was the the authorities. I students fell lasted until students about events that After Saturday's rally it atmosphere of hate and irra- 12:30 p.m Saturday. led to the shootings at Kent Ellsberg received a tionality that plagued the remains to be seen what will At noon a few short mtro- four years ago. standing applause when he anti-war movement in the THEY LEARNED long happen now with the anti- I ductory speeches started the stood up to speak. He late 1960s. ago that destruction and war movement on area cam- rally The major speeches brought the transcripts of fighting with policemen and puses. Will the students take began at 2 30 p.m Nixon's secret tapes and AN ESTIMATED 5,000 National Guardsmen was what they learned in Kent "It s been a long four-year said the evidence in these persons gathered on KSU's futile. There was no talk and attempt to rebuild a | winter," said Fonda when ATTENTION SENIORS: movement on other cam- transcripts plus Nixon's Commons Saturday to learn. Saturday of more demon- r she looked over the crowd. involvements in the war Graduation is near. Have you done your thing? This is your chance to And they learned like they strations in Washington or puses? Collins said. "How the should be enough to get him have never quite learned plans to shut down uni- I past few years have taken be remembered at B.G.S.U. About 75% of you haven't made the out of office. before. versities. OR WILL the frustrations the liveliness out of us move. English majors leading the pack, who's going to be §\ in of an already shattered Jane Fonda. Daniel Ells- Saturday's speakers were I Murder can do that." "We must tell Congress participation? If you can set aside approximately $1.00 per week, berg. Dean Kahler. Julian very inspirational. It was movement keep students Collins said she wondered from trying again? Only that the secret Cambodian Bond and Judy Collins and much different from the im- I why men in power are so with an initial investment of approximately $20.00 phone 352-5009 bombing plank must not be others came committed to mature days of the anti-war time will tell. I frightened by people who taken out of the impeach- for an appointment. teach about a war that still I are alive and can grow She ment charge.'' Ellsberg rages in Indochina. [said U S. government said "If Nixon cannot be leaders are dead in their proven guilty of lying to the ••••••••••••••••••••••••• souls and are terrified of American people and Come feel the hills and those alive who can confront provoking war and of his CINEMA I Live Folk & Blues!! valleys of your feet. I them involvement in Watergate, Sun., Mon. & Weds. Tuesday then no President will ever "WITH THE Kent State feel he is bound by any NOW PLAYING Barry James Leah Diamond I killings the student activists laws ' had the stilts taken from 7:15 & 9:45 - 2 Nites of Guitars and Vocals - Scholl I beneath them." said Kahler Brathaus T-Shirts, Now on Sale! exercise sandals I who was paralyzed from the RON KOVIC. a Vietnam QACMEMY AWARDS! I waist down by a National veteran paralyzed from the inc. • BEST PICTURE! - with a picture of Come rest your leet in | Guard bullet four years ago waist down by a VC bullet "Loose Bruce" on the Front! the hollows and the rises. Experience the coolness ot Bond said there is a spoke bitterly about U.S. • Happy Hours Monday Nites polished beechwood against Imovement against involvement in Indochina the warmth ot bare skin. Feel the oppression all over the He said he used to support for All T-Shirt Wearers! ittle mound we call the toe-grip, world. "Only here is there that helps you turn mere steps into a the American cause in beautiful toning and awakening tor your silence." he said. Only Vietnam, but many "My Thunder. legs. Scholl. the original Exercise Sandals. What a Shirt'" Rtd, mhitl. Ofur or bont cushiontd lulhtr strip Rustd htl or Mar (boot only) S 12.95. Rtgulirly. The Ski Club is going to have a good time 115 COURT ST. ON SALE NOW AT $1055 PAUL HAPPY HOURS: Friday 4-6, Wed., Thurs. & Sat 7:30-8:30 CANOEING MAY 11-12 NEWMAN DORSEY'S DRUGS, INC. 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as thinclads stun Kent ' *m By Jerry Muck vidual performances. Kent running event. Battling back one-two in the league this i£>, managed four flrtU and OU after a bout with the flu, spring. L»st weekends triangular gained five. Spiers surprised Kent State Senior team captain Dave track meet at Whittaker "This was a good example ace Mike Irmen in the 3,000- Fegley led off both winning Field turned into a claulc of team track,' BG coach meter steeplechase. Spiers .relay teams. He also posted battle of depth vt indi- Mel Brodt said. Spiers won the event in 8:59.4, his wins in the high hurdles viduals. (Jim. BG's steeplechase best by more than 10 (14.2) and intermediates BG. not the strongest ace) led things off with a seconds, to qualify for the (54.0). team on paper, captured 10 win. and the ball just kept NCAA meet. first places and scored in 18 rolling." Macdonald, who has LEW MACLIN'S triple- of 19 events to beat a qualified for the NCAA in jump victory (46'6V) was powerful Kent State crew. THREE SENIORS, the three-mile run, won last BG's only triumph in the 91-74*i. Ohio University was Spiers, Dave Fegley and Saturday's event in 14:01.5. field events. Falcons Don third with 34li points. Craig Macdonald shared the He paced a BG sweep of the See and Ron Taylor sped to a Kent, defending con- limelight. mile run. "Mac" (4:08.9) one-two finish in the 440 with ference champion, and OH The Falcons took an early and second place Falcon times of 49.1 and 49.2. were led by strong indi- lead as they won the first Tom Preson (4:10.8) rank respectively, Junior Bruce Vermilyea captured the 880 in 1:53.7. BG won the uncontested 440 relay in 48.7 OU The BG NeW£? scratched their entry, and Kent's Jim Everett pulled a tendon in the second leg of Falcon spikor Jim Spwri (center) splits a paw of Kant runnors in tha water jump "S PORTS the race and did not finish. of th« ftecptochaM rac« last weekend. Spiers edged KSU leader Mike Irmen He will be sidelined for the Tu.tday, May 7. 1974 Pag* 6 (left) te win the race in 8:59.4 and qualify fer the NCAA meet. Spiers' upset remainder ol the season, Glide breaking up the league's victory sparked BG te a triangular meet win over Kent and Ohio University. fastest 440 quartet. (Newsphoto by Joseph GKck) BG's mile relay team of BG golfers finish sixth Fegley, Tim LoDico, Taylor and See won in 3:16.6. Falcon freshman Brian Meet Ohio State today Storm placed third in the highly competitive 100-yard in Northern tournament dash behind Flashes Bill Mason (9.5) and Bruno Cherrier(9.7). By Dick Rees State rounded out the top The BG linksmen will Other top efforts were Diamondmen win three Staff Writer five finishers. prepare this week for the Kent's Jacque Accambray Mid-American Conference in the hammer (206'9 "). and By Mark Glover OI' s Jax Robertson led Selgo as he lifted Tobik's THE SECOND game of It's too bad the Northern The Falcons were only ten (MAC) championships. The Bob Francis in the high Assistant Sports Editor off the fatal seventh with a first pitch in the seventh the Kent twin-bill ended Intercollegiate tournament strokes behind the leader Falcons are two-time de- jump (6'11"). OU was led by walk and Emil Drzayich inning over the right-center- after the first inning for all consisted of 72 holes instead after the first day of com- fending loop champs and Rick Dowswell's 244ft The Falcon baseball crew reached first bate on a field fence. practical purposes. After of 54 petition, but high scores on will host the first half of the javelin throw and a pair of fell one agonizing out short fielder'i choice. With Monty Young gave up only four the Flashes tallied twice in the final 18 holes hurt their competition which will begin 15 It pole vault efforts by of perfection last weekend. Corron running (or hits and struck out five en the first frame, the BG After 54 holes in last week- chances for a better finish. Friday morning on the Uni- John Hoculi and Greg After knocking off Mid- Drzaylch, the Bobcats Bob route to the dramatic squad retaliated in their half end s tourney, the Falcon The sixth place showing versity golf course. Cronacher American Conference Brenly swatted a grounder victory. of the inning with three golfers were in third place, gives BG a 59-28-1 season (MAC) power Ohio Uni- at Gary Haas. BG's fore- Although their momentum scores led by Dale Swiger's with Ken Walters tied for record. versity in the first game of handed ibortatop. was killed in the second OU two-run single. medalist honors. Chismar resigns last Friday's doubleheader. game, the BG diamondmen But the roof fell in during Other scores for coach 1-0. BG found themselves HAAS, could not (lad the summoned their strength to The BG lead held for the the final 18 holes as the John Piper's golf crew were Falcon football assistant coach Kon Chismar has resigned with a 3-1 lead in the seventh handle and everyone was bounce Kent's Flashes in a remaining six innings as linksmen finished sixth with Jim Decker with 77, 73, 74 his post to accept a similar position at Michigan State inning of the second safe. After Breaty and doubleheader last Saturday starter Mike Frilling a team total of 1,518. and 80 (3041. John Stewart University. encounter. Corron advanced to second at Warren E. Steller Field. blanked Kent for his third Walters lost individual with 76, 73. 78 and 78 (306), Chismar has served as offensive coordinator and offensive With visions of a sweep in and thrid base on a In the Falcons' 8-4 win in win against two losses medalist hopes as he shot a Mark McConnell with 76, 79, backlield coach for three years after coaching the freshman the eyes of the BG fans, sacrifice, the Bobcats ninth the initial encounter. Haas. 74 for the final 18 holes Indi- 74 and 79 (306), Steve football team in 1970. starting pitcher Dan Hebel man in the order came up Jerry Shupe and third base- ana's Kelley Roberts, who Mossing with 79. 78, 74 and The 39-year-old Chismar graduated from Kent State in attempted to get the last with two outs. man Joe Meyer each had The BG diamond men will was tied with Walters, fired 80 (311), and Kay Ameen 1961 and guided Canton McKinley High School to a 37-13 three outs. However, the Dale Kerver delivered the two hits In BG's four-run face Ohio State in a double- a 89 In the final round to win with 80,80, 81 and 83 (324). record In his five years as head coach. roof collasped. clutch hit driving In the two third inning, the Kent header at 2 p.m. today at the Individual crown. OU baserunners and tying hurlers delivered four wild Warren E Steller Field. the score, 3-3. pitches with men on base- Coach Purvis indicated he WALTERS had rounds of The rest is academic. The all resulting in runs. probably will start Young 73. 66, 75 and 74 to finish at Bobcats won the game in the Ric Richmond 16-2) and Hebel for a few innings 288. five strokes behind Brown runs over White eighth inning, 4-3, and Hebel picked up the win in relief of in each game before Roberts and one stroke (4-2) was the hard-luck Falcon starter Romie bringing on Jim Joyce and behind Minnesota's John loser Schwieterman. Mike Hale in relief. Harris. His 86, including two By Dick Rees The annual Intra-squad tilt The pass was virtually THE FALCON running Even though the Falcons eagles, was the lowest round Staff Writer saw both teams come close non-existent as t'arr and his backs had a strenuous (20-12) beat Kent State during the tournament. Par to emulating Woody Hayes' broadcast media cohorts workout and passed their twice last Saturday, 8-4 and Tennis today for the course is 70. If last Friday's spring mid-1980s strategy Media guided the Brown squad to a test with flying colors 3-2, the single loss could football contest is any indi- personnel Duane Schooley 33-0 triumph over the White Tailback Dave Preston, prove to be extremely The Falcon tennis team will try to break one of its longest Indiana won the tourney cation of the Falcons' (Toledo Blade) and Dave team before 2.586 spectators who scored two touchdowns, crucial in the Falcons' fight losing streaks against Toledo at 330 p.m. today at the Ice with a score of 1,476. Miami strategy for next fall. Carr (WFOB radio) were at Bowling Green High carried the ball 31 times for for the MAC crown. Arena courts. rallied to capture second Bowling Green fans better the head coaches for the School Stadium. 110 yards and backfield In the first game, Ohio It is BG's final home appearance of the season place with 1,488. Michigan prepare for three yards and White and Brown teams, Both quarterbacks had mate Dan Saleet toted the hurler Dave Tobik (5-2) The last time the netters defeated Toledo was in 1964 en State. Minnesota and Ball a cloud of dust. respectively. physical problems that pigskin 19 times for 101 cruised into Falconland with route to their only Mid-American Conference (MAC) title. could have caused the lack yards to dominate the batting and pitching THE FALCONS are 6-10 overall and 3-2 in the MAC while of passing. White signal- Brown squad's oflense. statistics galore. He started the Rockets, defending MAC champions, are 3-11 and 1-2 caller Bill Eyssen missed Mike Watson, who is against the Falcons but was TU has only two holdovers from last year's squad. two weeks of practice battling Preston for the matched head to toe by the Stickers roll past OU because of a broken finger tailback spot vacated by Falcons' scrappy pitcher. while Brown field general Paul Miles, rushed for 84 Kip Young (6-1). Mike Booth was nursing a yards in 21 attempts to pace For That Special Mother! By Dan Garf leld Falcons worked the ball game average. They are sore arm. the White unit. THE TWO mound aces Assistant Sports Editor easily through the swiss nearing the 1972 record of Booth hit three of six The other Brown touch- dueled for six innings and cheese OU defense. Twelve 153 tallies passes for 50 yards while downs were scored by Tony the scoreless deadlock set up Flowers, Living The Falcon stickers con- players scored for BG in one The Falcons will host Eyssen completed three of Venditti on a four-yard run. a heroic ending reminiscent tinued to show the opposition of the team's best all-around MLA opponent Oberlin at seven for 36 yards. Both Don Buynack on a nine-yard of a John Wayne flick Plants, who is boss as they recorded performances of the year. 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Doyt quarterbacks will be jaunt and Brian Bellovay on Playing the hero's role was Terrariums & their fourth straight road L. Perry Field sophomores next fall. a three-yard smash. Falcon leftfielder Dick victory and ninth con- MIDDIES Tony Vaccaro. Arrangements secutive overall triumph, a Rick Geethtng. Jed Dealy, 17-4 trouncing of Ohio Uni- Paul Wayne, Lee Murphy versity last Saturday at and Paul Collines took turns SUMMER JOBS T.O.'s CAMPUS CORNER Up Athens. sending the ball past OU Across from Kohl Hall 5f louirrljouif The 14th-ranked Falcons goalie Ken Kaplan. jumped on the scoring band- The Falcons dominated Interviews Tues. May 7th, HOODED SWEATSHIRTS wagon without much trouble the statistics BG outshot «28 W. Woosttr St. as they countered six first- the Bobcats. 60-22. led In 4 P.M. and 7 P.M. — 3 styles — 3531045 K period goals en route to a ground balls. 93-28, and WHITE ROOM-UNION ift moil solid 8-1 halftime advantage. cleared the ball 23 times out Jackets, Jerseys & T-shirts $ Co-leader with Ohio of 26 tries OU staggered 10 AVERAGE 1st YEAR SAVINGS "Everything For Your Everyday Naads" Wesleyan in the Midwest of 30 clears. $ Lacrosse Association The BG stickers have 118 2152 MILK BREAD BEER (MLA) with a 6-0 mark, the goals for a 13.1 points per FREE! The R.G. 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