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PARIS (APi ■ The talks between Communist-owned villa in suburban Vietnam because of ambiguities in the t.'enry A Kissinger and Le Due Tho Gif-sur-Yvette. text and the absence ol any require- resumed yesterday in an apparently It was their first meeting since the ment for withdrawal ol North icy atmosphere An aura of grim con- talks were suspended Dec 13 and V iiiTiamese troops from the South frontation hung over the new efforts to President Nixon ordered resumption of There was no official word from negotiate a Vietnam peace settlement bombing attacks on the North Saigon that Thieu has changed his President Nixon's security advisor Vietnamese heartland mind But Tho asserted on arrival here and the North Vietnamese Politburo Saturday that unless the United States member conferred for I1, hours in a FOR THE FIRST time, there were accepted the October dralt essentially no smiles or handshakes between the in its original form it would have to two sides, and Tho left Kissinger face .i continuation of the war Applications standing on the doorstep lor almost • In his only public statement since minute without sending an aide to returning to Paris, Kissinger implied escort him inside that the CUITenI series ol talks mighl Kissinger finally pushed open the be a final effort to reach agreement on available for door and walked in. followed by deputy the basis of the October draft assistant secretary of slate. William Sullivan, and other aides ARRIVING FROM Washington on sub-council At the end of the meeting, the North Sunday, he said President Nixon had Applications are now available for Vietnamese again broke with long sent him back lor one more major students interested in a position on the established custom and conspicuously effort to conclude the negotiations. proposed budget sub-council failed to escort the Americans to the in Washington. Defense Secretary Jeff Sherman, president of the door Melvin R l.aird told the 1'ouse Armed M#wv0n#to by asaveM t. tsesssssi Student Body Organization iSBO>. said Kissinger left without his familiar Services Committee thai it Ihe talks Rolling like real derby champ*, from left, Peggy Blake, freshman (A4\S), Cherie Stme, yesterday applications will be avail- smile should fail. South Vietnam would be freshman (Ed.), and Sue Thomas, freshman (Ed.), roller skate their way able in 405 Student Services Bldg until As usual, there was no official word virtually ready to lake over its own Friday on what was discussed, but the I'anoi defense without American logistic, air along through the concrete walks between Moteley and University haNs. Any full-time student in good delegation said the two sides would or ground support academic standing with the University meet again this morning may apply Five of the seven undergraduate COMMUNIST sources said privately seats on the sub-council will be filled that Tho's snub to Kissinger was a by an SB0 screening committee with reflection of the strong feelings New Orleans snipers sought the remaining two to be occupied by aroused in North Vietnam by the the permanent representatives to bombing of I'anoi and I'aiphong in Budget Council. which thousands of civilians were NEW ORLEANS lAPl - i'eavily conditioning duct, but a search turned Johnson I'otel, cautiously approached About 10 feet from the elevator shaft The sub-council would make recom- claimed killed or injured armed police rushed a rooftop hotel up no one the concrete elevator shaft where the lay the body of a sniper, killed Sunday mendations to the University's Budget South Vietnam's independent future bunker yesterday afternoon in a search A police radio commander said after snipers were believed holed up and by police marksmen who flew over the Council for allocating the $50-per- and an effective ceasefire machinery for snipers who killed six persons and the assault on the bunker "The roof is fired through a doorway rooftop in a Marine helicopter. quarter student general fee were apparently at the core of the wounded 17 others secure and Ihere is nothing up there Wielding axes, police forced open the Sherman said a student may apply continuing discussions But they found no trace of the Another policeman said officers would door and other officers followed with POLICE appeared perplexed by Ihe for membership on the sub-council gunmen who began shooting and begin a floor-by-floor, room-by-room repeated rounds of automatic fire. disappearance of the snipers from the regardless of whether or not he belongs BOTH POINTS were mentioned in burning more than 24 hours earlier, search of the hotel, which wa> There was no immediate indication rooftop There also was confusion to one of the organizations receiving the agreement drafted by Kissinger and the officers began combing Ihe evacuated earlier that the fire was returned. about just how many snipers remained money from the general fees and Tho in October President Nguyen hotel Three policemen fell, apparently hit alive Screening will begin the week of Jan Van Thieu denounced that draft as a At one point there was a report that THE OFFICERS climbed to the roof in the legs by ricocheting bullets. None The trouble began Sunday morning. 22. prescription for suicide for South one gunman was trapped in an air- of the 18-storv Downtown Coward was believed seriously hurt Authorities were called to the hotel to put out small fires, apparently set by the gunmen. When firemen tried to put out the blaze, they were shot The gunmen firsl raced from floor to Residence halls flash 'no vacancy' sign floor of the hotel, then took over the roof. A waiting list lor University resi- THE UNIVERSITY can house about quarter because the dormitories were Each person in a three-man room Rudd said stable room and board Meanwhile, a police source close to dence halls has been dissolved because 7.900 students But.49 spaces were lost filled and were required to move on gets $5 per week credit on Ins account rates at the University have also kept the investigation told The Associated no further vacancies are expected this in Conklin fall this quarter because campus. "We chose to use three-man rooms the dormitories filled Press thai the snipers have been identi- quarter. Robert Rudd. director of resi- rooms were converted into study -Students who attended summer ses- for those men who paid before Dec I University President Hollis A fied as the gunmen who wounded a dence services, said yesterday rooms and lounges sion instead of the fall term either and reassign them as vacancies occur. Moore Jr said in November Ihal bar police officer as he answered a burglar On Dec IS. 32 students were waiting Students wanting to move on campus because they applied too late for At Miami University. 40 men slept in a ring any unusual circumstances, alarm New Year's Eve. for an on-campus room assignment for winler quarter have had no admission or had to make up grade lounge until vacancies opened I think room and board rales lor the 1973-74 The source said that before begin- Last week the number grew to 80-44 problem in the past because (here are deficiencies. our way is better ." academic year will not be raised. ning their siege at the hotel Sunday the men and 36 women usually more vacancies than people Because residence halls are usually The housing office assisted men Strict enforcement of housing gunmen killed a witness who could Rudd said his office was able to help wanting rooms. Rudd said. full during Ihe tail quarter, summer needing off-campus housing Because regulations "may have had some identify them as the police assailants. 21 women find housing, leaving 44 men This year there is a tremendous session students are deferred until all the women found housing or chose bearing" on the overflow situation. He said the snipers had been jailed in and 15 women without on-campus retention rate in the dormitories We winler quarter. another alternative, the services But you have to build up a backlog neighboring Jefferson Parish last week rooms estimate how many students will -Newly-admitted freshmen and weren't available for them. Rudd by strict enforcement before you can and in Dallas. Tex . a few days earlier- Students who didn I receive dormi- transfer, graduate, withdraw or marry transfer students in need of rooms. said ease upon the regulations." Rudd said. both times on gun charges. tory assignments were given the alter- within the quarter The retention rate native of living off campus this quar- is much higher than we expected." he "HOUSING WAS MUCH more criti- WHY ARE UNIVERSITY residence ter, but they must return to campus said. cal for men." Rudd said "Twenty-one halls filled, while al some universities spring quarter. As the vacancies occurred this year. rooms in Rodgers and Kohl are dormitories stand empty'' Galloway leery Other alternatives were to commute the University had students who housing three, instead of two men." 'it's a multi-faceted thing. Rudd to classes if students met the Univer- already had first priority for the Rudd said as vacancies for men said. sity's commuter requirements, to wait rooms Rudd said the demand for occur, the three-man rooms will be He said the nearly $1.8 million allo- until spring quarter to return to school rooms came from three sources: eliminated, hopefully within a few cated last year to dormitory renovation or to attend a branch campus --Students who lived off campus fall weeks. has helped maintain a full house." of job figures
Statistics released yesterday pre- average increase in hiring probably dicting a 16 per cent increase in the won't mean much number of jobs available for this year's The College Placement Council college graduates could be misleading reported jobs for liberal arts and other James Galloway, director of the Uni- nonbusiness majors would go up by versity's Office of Career Planning and only four per cent this year. Placement, said yesterday the figures compiled by the College Placement IT ALSO predicted a 20 per cent in- Council, a national organization, may crease in hiring persons with Ph.D's. a not represent a true picture of today's 22 per cent increase for those with job market masters degrees and a 15 per cent in- Substantial hiring increases for five crease for persons with bachelor's groups-women, minority groups, en- degrees. gineers, salesmen and accountants- "I can't believe the statistics on may have moved the overall hiring I'M IK. Galloway said "Hiring might average up to an unrealistic level, he be up in some Ph.D areas, but not said. overall ", He said there is also not that much "THE JOB picture is better than last of a demand" for persons holding a year, but I wouldn't say it's up 16 per masters degree in business administra- cent." Galloway said. tion According to a second set of statis- Galloway said he is slightly dis- tics compiled by Dr. Frank Endicolt. turbed by reports that create a false professor emeritus of education at illusion that the job market is way up " Northweslern University, hiring for On the local level, he said the women should go up 35 per cent this number of recruiters planning to visit year. the Bowling Green campus this year is Dr Endicott's figures also predicted somewhat higher than last year a 42 rJer cent increase on the bachelor's degree level for engineers. "WE'RE finally breaking through a Galloway agreed there is a real need little." he said. Aewlelsd Press Wir.pn.to for persons in the five groups reporting However, recruiters are much more substantial hiring increases. selective and are taking a much closer Foggy But he said there is still a definite look al grades, he said. Silhouetted against foggy morning skies, a Hora Park. The misty scene projects a sense of time- lack of jobs for most teachers, govern- In addition, he said any hiring in- Dubuque, Idaho girl walks with her dog through lessness in an almost dreamlike world. ment employees and persons majoring creases will be partially offset by the in arts or sciences larger number of students graduating morning For these people, a 16 per cent this vear Ptogo JVTho DO M»w»,To«doi(, January 9, ,1973 1 ga zefcMSKh eDueRiaLS housing code
For off-campus students, the mention of a more stringent housing code in Bowling Green excites little reaction Victims of small town politics and powerful landlords, such students are at the mercy of committees and councils that are quick to deliberate, slow to act. The planning and zoning committee, chaired by Dr. Thomas Anderson, is currently involved in studying housing code plans One proposal is a city code, the other would involve strengthening the county code. If passed, either could improve potential slum areas, stabilize property values and give students what they pay for. Although we think it obvious that the city needs and the residents deserve a comprehensive, enforced housing code, "the powers that be" seem to want more evidence. We urge students to submit specific examples of substandard HOWDDtU housing in writing to Dr. Anderson. 1043 Revere Drive. Bowling LIKE THE , Green 43402 0LPNIXOJ We need the code. Let's not leave the civic leaders any room mm? for doubt.
•» 5 peace talks
Spouting some hard talk about making only "one more major effort" to negotiate an end to the Vietnam war. presidential advisor Henry Kissinger flew to Paris last weekend for nixon tactics obvious yesterday's resumption of the peace talks. Just "one more major effort?" Meaning if North Vietnamese negotiators don't do what Kissinger and Nixon want, the United States will never make By WHiiam F. Buckley Jr. The typical bill passed nowadays by deduced from the President's recent indulging a petulance Since presi- another effort to end the war? Congress gives the President the reclusiveness. but a few critical dential petulance has the firepower of On (he whole, it is sensible to take power to invoke or not lo invoke this or observations are usually left unmade, Or does it mean the President will officially resume the a dozen Piroshima bombs, it isn't (he side of Congress against the that measure, gives him the to wit: prudent to expect that the public will Christmas bombing fiasco that hasn't really ended? (Although Executive, up until you rome rlose to responsibility for naming Ihe members I) A president who plays with the favor its indulgence the United States is no longer bombing the NORTHERN half of spilling over in(o the kind ul chaos ol this or Ihe other board; passes press, as kittenishly as FDR or JFK is North Vietnam, we dropped more than 1.000 tons of explosives on mercifully ended by Charles de Gaulle sense-of-the-Congress resolutions potentially more dangerous than the 31 BUT IF HE had looked calmly at the southern half on Saturday and Sunday alone.) when he filled up the great cavities ol while ignoring Ihe simpler remedy of President who is aloof from (he press his tormentors and said Nemo me Jusl what alternative does the Nixon administration have to (he Fourth Hepublic. decreeing how things shall be Belter that the press should be impune lacessit. and walked back into the Paris peace talks except an immediate withdrawal from We are no( near to thai kind ol And of course in matters economic, presumptively skeptical of presidential the Oval Room, why he'd have been anarchy in (he United States, and i( is il is particularly fond ol passing lazy Vietnam, which the President has consistently refused? operations, than that it should treat the arrested moments later as the mur- therefore (he operalive presumption inflationary bills and expecting Ihe President unctuously, in reaction (o his derer in cold blood ol Tom Wicker and Kissinger's statement yesterday sounds like nothing more than that the White I'ouse has entirely loo President to veto them; or. if he fails charm or openhandedness. Anthony Lewis a childish dare-if you don't let me pitch. I'll take my baseball much power. to do so. contriving somehow to blame 21 What is it expected that Mr. Nixon There are things you simply don't and go home. Thai said, one makes the Ihe President for the inflation that could have said to the press to explain say: even though you' give them That's hardly conducive to fruitful negotiations. distinctions The Congress of the ensues his decision to proceed wi(h (he expression NO MAN WHO TRIFLES The Vietnam war should have ended a long, long time ago. Bui United Sla(es has luxuriated in The focus of Congressional bombing'' WITP ME DOES SO WITP instead the Nixon administration has adhered to a belief that hypocrisy (or a very long lime resentment, at this writing, is the "Mr President do you really IMPUNITY Thai is the national motlo coercion will end the killing faster than a withdrawal from recent bombing of North Vietnam, and believe that the carpet bombing ol of Scotland, and it is a maxim appro- ON THE ONE hand il resents the refusal of Mr. Rogers and Mr North Vietnam is going to bring I'anoi priate not to Dr Strangelove. but to Southeast Asia-coercion through bombing, coercion through an characteristic executive usurpation, on Kissinger lo appear before a Senate to the negotiating (able with further Arislides outdated hard line at the negotiating table. Ihe other hand il a i does nothing about committee to "explain'" the concessions'" It Is a personalization of the rules of If the new round of talks is to end that murderous war, U.S. it; and bi is always there President's decision. good international behavior which negotiators had better start showing the kind of good faith they strengthening the* hand of the HOW WOULD MR. NIXON have support Ihe peace Bui il is uncouth lo continually demand from their North Vietnamese counterparts. executive. ALL KINDS OF things are being answered that question responsibly" invoke such truisms, in in id discipline If he had said that he did believe the and the wise ruler will avoid the bombing would work, he'd have temptation to sin. even rhetorically strengthened North Vietnamese It is altogether obvious what Richard resolution to resist the pressure of Ihe Nixon is up to Those who disagree bombing. with his decision are perfectly free lo If he had said that he did not believe do so the bombing would work, he'd have Why should he give Ihem a more weapons against disease raised the question why he had elaborated scaffold on which to hang resorted (o it him'' He is right, at this moment, to be If he had said (hat he did no( know silent Who wants a chatty whether the bombing would work, he'd executioner'' have said in effec( that he was ■ Urn iii IIMJIII By Nicholas voa Hoffman When the people and institutions these disorders, they have no blinking cholesterol is what gives you hardening We all fell for that line. responsible for them are questioned idea what their causes may be. and of the arteries. ■ When thalidomide. the drug that they answer that this is the price of they can't even begin to explain why They don't know what Williams, the deforms letuses. was taken off the progress one person gets them and another, biologist, could tell them: "Cholesterol market, the news of this dramatic act living in much the same environment, is an absolute essential for our bodies by the Federal Drug Administration BUT ARE WE MAKING any doesn't. all through life" and that if you eat less was presented as a rare and unusual progress or has medical research run One man who does have some ideas of it. your body will manufacture it. Occurrence The impression the public out of ideas and fruitful hypotheses? about where to start looking is Roger but that if you don't want it building up •as given was that there had been a The efforts in areas like cancer and J. Williams, a professor of and clogging your arteries, you'd be strange flukish. one-of-a-kind arthritis look more like the biochemistry at the University of better advised (o consume a scarcely accident search lor Ihe philosopher s stone than Texas. known but inexpensive substance '■ It would be closer to Ihe truth to say they do science called lecithin. lihe thalidomide incident was more of While medicine continues to do new WILLIAMS HAS A string of All of this is by way of illustrating an ordinary occurrence than we'd like and belter Ihings with traumatic credentials to show he's no quack ~ a Williams' main point, which is that we to believe New drugs with awful injuries, with diseases like cancer and president of the American Chemical are all a unique combination of Consequences-artfully called "side arthritis-and even heart trouble-Ihe Society, a member of the National heredity and a complex nutrition fffecls"-are pumped out on Ihe doctors have plainly run out ol gas. Academy of Sciences and the involving vitamins, minerals, market all the time. For the most part they can't define President's Advisory Panel on Pearl hormones, enzymes and some yet-to- Disease In addition, he's spent a be-isolated substances; and it is this career working in vitamin research complexity and interaction of many and studying life at the level of the cell biochemicals that determines why one BG Pe thinks: "The most basic weapons mat? will contact tuberculosis and •me news in the light againsl disease are Ihose another man won't, why one person ignored by modern medicine the will get cancer and another person An Independent Student Voice numerous nutrients that the cells of won't. our bodies need." i Quoted from WILLIAMS IS THE first person to Editorial Staff "Nutrition Against Disease: say thai the hypotheses he's advancing Environmental Prevention" by Roger are yet to be proven out. but more and J. Williams. Pitman Publishing edilor kafherine I. hatton more evidence ol a more and more Corporation. New York, 1971. $7.50) persuasive nature is accumulating that managing editor | scott tcredon Now. don't go running to your doctor it is in these directions that medical new. editor kathleen m fraie to ask him if he agrees There is a good research should be moving. editorial editor ann m hofbauer chance that you know as much as your Read his book and learn what is makeup editor toil m. hume doctor about the field already known about the etiology of tporti editor fredork r ortlip nutrition and alcoholism or arthritis or photo editor marcia j. lanior "The very few people who should the mental retardation of unborn copyeditor joan c. gettl have been able to give expert babies, and the least you'll say is that entertainment edilor patrkta I. bailey guidance, about nutrition have, in obstetricians without up-to- fact, virtually abandoned the field. II date knowledge of the field are hardly more doctors really were experts with better than quacks. Butineti Staff respect to nutrition and heredity, they American medical science is. as would be able to give their patients Williams points out. the captive of its bu»ine»» manager vaughn e rockhold sufficiently intelligent advice so that own doctrinaire orthodoxies, and it advertising manager john g. pollock quackery and faddism could have very isn't going to change without a boot in totes manager mxhoel | valentini little scope A depressing aspect of the the tail from lay people. We can't keep situation is that the laymen's on letting the doctors say. "Shut up. let's hear from you we're looking for a cure." Editorial and Butinatt OHke* 106 Univertity Half intuitions, uninformed as they may be. are more often justified than the We have to hound our personal The BG News welcomes all letters lo Ihe editor and opinion columns Phono 372-3003 physician's neglect." physicians, too. If all they know about Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial ■*• •» "•"• • »«*■■!■« ' ■■'■» «■• *•*•»• •»-» «• -r*- ••«•* .— ~4 —. . — *.. nutrition is lo say some inanely Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that Mfrt.. "— m »«*«»«■■—Wy»*» r>.mm i wC«wi«—M«Hi««mt o«— fc»♦!»»■ columns be no more (han four typed pages triple-spaced •"I THUS YOUR DOCTOR, your ignorant thing like "eat a balanced 1 Ol MMUMlM * ■*■■■■■* IIMI.M • mm> Mh—i - It. NM«M m MM* MMMWM.II *•*■* MM advertising agency and the guy who diet." we've got to tell them they The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these TM~.1IM.UMI..>., MMi»M»i.liMmlM»»>» MI ■»■ »!>»■«»» Ml ON» "■ | inilM,^ fixes your car will tell you that should turn off Marcus Welby and read limits or with respec( (o (he laws of libel and proper taste ——*■*' — n»m
The US 6th District Court has :w days to appeal the appeal, the case will be nificant for reasons other stream rivers and lakes of Appeals made a ruling decision to the Ohio brought back to Wood than the ruling that munici- i'e said the ruling gives last week that may force Supreme Court. County Common Pleas palities cannot claim them the opportunity to Bowling Green to defend it- ll is n..t yet known if the Court for a pre-trial governmental immunity bring governmental units to self against charges that it city will appeal to the higher Pe said it could prove court if pollutants they dis- is responsible for two fish court DAVIDSON said the important in the future for charge damage the land kills since 196* II the cltj decides not to appeals court s ruling is lif owners of land along down- owners property The court ruled that the state has the authority to bring municipalities to trial This reverses an earlier decision by the Wood County Common Pleas Court that the city had governmental newsnotes immunity and could not be prosecuted address the nation when he ordered hearing in Toledo Jan 23 to Draft calls the massive bombing in December determine if an 18-year-old Lucas THE CASE involves a Klein said the main point "is not County youth voted twice in the complaint died by the Ohio WASHINGTON i API -Secretary of whether you reveal the purpose at a November election Division of Wildlife charging Defense Melvin R Laird told Con- given moment but whether you Brown said the name ol Clarence gress yesterday the Pentagon plans to about 20.000 fish were killed reveal it at all And I assure you the Townsend showed up on both a (Hilling by discharges from the draft only 5.000 men before the Pi esideni will discuss this fully at a book in Yellow Springs, where he was City's sewage treatment induction authority expires next June tune when it best suits the pleasure of a student at Anlioch College, and on 30 plant into Portage River on gaining the peace " the absentee ballot list at the Lucas N»wiftif by iWvn I. Han—n Sept 18. IS68 and Sept. 22. In his tin.il report to the I'ouse County Board of Elections 1970 Armed Services Cmiiniitlee before Brown has been conducting a quiet B«tly Donald, fr»»hman ( B.A.), •iptnmtnli with media and The Division of Wildlife is giving up his Cabinet post. Laird said probe to determine how many Art project plans are to draft fewer than 2.500 in Soviet launching •hading l«hmqu«s in a project for an Art 101 class. seeking $4,971 in damages students who voted in then college March and an average ol 1.000 in each John Davidson, attorney community may have also cast of the following three months MOSCOW i API - The Soviet Union for the state, said the city ballots in their hometowns No draft calls were issued for sent an unmanned spacecraft toward January and February the moon yesterday. Tass news agency said Luna 21 s mission "is to further scientific Corona trial National grad uate board studies of the moon and near-lunar War discussion space " "The station was launched to Ihe FAIRFIELD.Calil lAPi-Thepro- WASHINGTON lAPl - Top aides to moon from the orbit of an artificial secution in the Juan Corona mass President Nixon say it would be satellite of the earth and was placed murder trial launched its closing fears Ph.D premature for the President to dis on a trajectory close to the estimated arguments yesterday by demanding shortage Where is the evidence that Juan V cuss at this time Ihe United States one." the agency added bombing campaign over North Corona did not in fact kill these •:, A possible overreact ion to ALTHOUGH manpower reduce the luture SUppI) Ol graduate education tor Vietnam. men'' the currently depressed Ph Ds minority groups and projections indicate the Herbert G Klein, White I'ouse Defense attorney Richard Hawk women, market for Ph Ds may cause employment market for Because little is known director of communications, was Voting probe rested his case last Wednesday--a few irreversible damage to the -The tendency toward Ph Ds in the coming decade about supply and demand in asked on NBC's Meet Ihe Press minutes after the prosecution capability ol graduate is not favorable, the board individual disciplines. conformity m I'h.D program Sunday why President COLUMBUS i AIM - Secretary of completed its 14-week ease-without education to meet the warned that "the science ol excesses in some fields may programs. Nixon didn't consult with Congress or State Ted W Brown will conduct a calling a single delense witness nation s needs, according to forecasting manpower be accompanied by shor -A review of the status of a statement of the National requirements is still in a tages in others, it said the masters degree Board on Graduate Educa- primitive stage of develop- The board was established tion ment ." by the Conference Board ol Associated Hesearch Coun- The report Mid one indica- Social and economic cils in response to a growing tion of this is the decline of Watergate jury selection begins changes may render fore- concern about the future of federally-supported grad- casts obsolete, the state- graduate education uate students from 51.446 in ment said In addition, over- WASHINGTON IAI'I lormer White House con- the President, and Hugh W Committee to Re-elect the Miami real-estate exe- 1969 to 22.121. the estimate reaction to the presently THE BOARD intends to Seven members of sultant, a former official of Sloan, former treasurer of President until he was fired lor 1972 depressed market could cutive, who already has undertake studies on various President Nixon's While Nixon's re-election the Finance Committee to for refusing to answer been convicted of unlawfully aspects of graduate educa- House or campaign staff campaign committee and He-elect the President questions from the FBI notarizing a $25,000 check- tion as a basis for its final were listed as potential another man who worked at The jury selection is -Everett Howard Hunt representing money Contri- Course in Japanese policy recommendations to witnesses as the Watergate both places expected to take a week or Jr.. lormer White I'ouse buted to the Nixon be issued in 1974-75 Among affair trial began yesterday ASST. U.S. Alty.. Earl J. more, and some 1.000 consultant who worked campaign. its concerns are: for seven men charged with Silbert said among the subpoenas have been issued under top Nixon aide -Eugenia R. Martinez. starts at 9 a.m. today -An examination of trends breaking into Democratic witnesses he intends to call for a special panel from Charles Colson. Frank A Sturgis and in financing graduate stu- party headquarters. is Jeb Magruder. a former which a jury will be drawn. -James W McCord Jr., Virgilio R. Gonzalez. Barker dents; chief lieutenant in the White On trial are: security coordinator for the associates from Miami A non-credit course in Japanese taught by a visiting pro- -The geographic and The Nixon aides were House communications --George Gordon Liddy. Nixon committee at the The seven are charged in lessor from Japan begins this morning .it I qualitative distribution of among 60 witnesses which office and a top official of former While House and time of the Watergate connection with a break-in The course, ottered without charge, is open to 20 in- graduate institutions. federal prosecutors planned the Nixon campaign com- Treasury Department aide break-in. at Democratic headquarters terested students or townspeople Classes will be held from -The nature of the to call in what is expected to mittee; and counsel for the Finance -Bernard L. Barker, a last June 17 9-10 a m Tuesdays and Thursdays relationship between under- be a lengthy trial stemming Herbert R Porter, who The instructor Kcikichi Deyama. is a professor of graduate and graduate from the break-in and was in charge of the English at Aichi Prefeclural University in Nagoya. Japan education within the univer- electronic bugging of Demo- surrogate speaker program I'e is at this University to improve his English, said Dr. 1. sity. cratic National Committee in Nixon's campaign. Edward Shuck Jr . director of international programs -The creation of condi- headquarters in Washing- Robert C Odle Jr.. per- 3 FREE leoz COKES Those interested in taking the course should contact Dr. tions to ensure equal access ton's Watergate complex. sonnel director of the Com- Shuck s office at 372-2248, to and completion of The defendants include a mittee for the Re-election of ALL B.G.S.U. STUDENTS - with any large Pizza Tonight
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Ngu. who has 17 grand- SAIGON (AP) - A wispy- arrival, we were very happy Ngu was arrested by Com- children, is now retired and bearded grandfather that we might rebuild our munists in October 1945 for lives not far from the remembers the days- he country, help the poor and "lack of cooperation After American Embassy. I'<■ is began working for the get back on our feet. five months in jail, he optimistic about the future Americans-there were only "But the American escaped and found a job as a of South Vietnam three U.S. officials in South leaders liked to deal with the baker and later served as an- This is the third time in Vietnam government minister or his interpreter lor an American our history that the country That was 27 years ago deputy They never tried to i r Mm the consulate has been divided in two when the United States was find out what the Viet- Ngu ended up working in parts Each time, it was the busy winding up World War namese people really an American reading room North who victimized the II and not paying much wanted and really needed. in downtown Saigon and then South Each time the South attention to Indochina. "The Vietnamese people - for the U S Information Ser- (ought back and won So I Now, as the United States they were very generous vice (USISl. translating believe much in our final attempts to extricate itself They said. Why the Ameri- American news into French victory." from a dozen years of war in can people coming here to or Vietnamese and mimeo- South Vietnam. Dao Huan give us things free'' The graphing a daily bulletin Fall teaching Ngu says he is glad the French take from us.' The Americans came to fight mass of people never under- IN INI. Ngu wrote a Students who plan to communism stood why the Americans conlidential memo about the student teach fall quarter IV is sad about the wanted to come here '' misuse of American aid--a 1973 must register tremendous loss of lives and First, he said, the French subject of major scandal at Monday. Jan. 15, in the property. Me is frustrated exploited the situation, the time The memo got into Pink Dogwood Room. Attociotad Pt«M Wbtptnli that the United States has telling the people "Oh. you the press Union Meetings will be never successfully explained see the Americans They Ngu was transferred lo held every hour from 1-5 Prison The Ohio Penitentiary in Coiumbui will data no Inter than Jon* 30 toid Ohio its mission to the Viet- just buy you They never try ISIS cultural division, and p.m Corr«ction» Directe* BWTWI CNWJC. Meet of th« nmolti have already been namese people to see you or explain to the (ollowing year he closing tranifened lo ih« Southern Ohio Corroclional Fotility at Lucatvillo. you." •THE AMERICANS NGU SAID this played on the pride of the Vietnamese Fellowship offered elite Then Communists Non-credit courses available exploited the communica- for German study tion gap "The people were told by the Communists that The (iff ice of Internal mnal following any major course Registration is continuing vcrsiu in cooperation with and Inside Southeast courses, part ol a six-course Education, in cooperation the imperialist Americans Programs will continue its of study lor 16 non-credit courses the non-profit Foreign Asia." a course on political program to help realtors with the Office ol Experi- came here to fight the Viet- German-American Fellow "The requirement of pro- offered this quarter by the Policy Association, which developments achieve (Graduate Realtors mental Studies, is also namese people, gain land ship program on a reduced ficiency in the German Otluv on Continuing Kduca will seek to expand coin Two writing courses arc Institute certification, are offering Blues -Jazz. Black and economic interests scale during the l!'7:t 74 language would not be inter- lion iminity involvement in also ollered: 'Creative also ollered Roots, and The New "Nobody explained to academic year preted as in any way The program ot non-credll loreign affair! through Writing, designed to give Heal Estate Principles Testament and Modern them that, because of the Dr L. Edward Shuck Jr limiting the competition to courses, begun in 1969. isde informal group discussions the basic techniques ol and Practices H" deals with Criticism." Both courses Communist aggressions, the director ol the office, said German language majors," signed lor persons who wish Topics will include Man writing fiction and poetry, ownership, brokerage and may be taken for credit Americans were here." Ngu only one student will be Dr Shuck said lo develop new skills 01 Media and Foreign INdicy and Another Kind ol construction, and "Real Begistration is being held said selected to participate Interested students should stimulate new interests What Limits on the Public's Writing.' concerned with Estate Law'' discusses from 8 am-noon and 1-5 Only a lew people under- The program includes lull apply at the Office of Inter- Last quarter 250 persons High! to Know?"; Man on creating tone to lit a parti ownership rights, deeds, p m through tomorrow at stand, like me But. when I tuition to one of the major national Programs. 16 participated in the program Earth Can He Control I'IS cular audience with an eye land contracts and other the Office ol Continuing try lo make my people universities in Germany anil Williams I'all Among the courses Environment?": and The toward publication legal aspects Education. 504 Administra- understand, they call inc .i a 400 mark per niipiilli cash ollered are "Bilingual Sino-Soviel-American Tri- TWO REAL estate The (IIIice ol Continuing tion Bldg sellout They say I get allowance Outdoor group Education lor the Spanish angle Toward a New money from the Americans Dr Shuck said 4011 marks Speaking, a class designed Balance ol Powei ' to say these things will be more than Sufficient for Mexican-Americans who Other courses include Ngu. 65. was born in the lor room and board In a to meet tonight wish to strengthen then pro "Speed Heading. "Com American studies open Mekong Delta son of a tier m a n u n i v e r s 11 y ficiency in Spanish and outer Basics," a survey ol village official and teacher community English It is being offered the development and growth Students may still sign up Introduction to American interdisciplinary approach At 17, he joined the revolu- Outdoors Unlimited." a for the first time this ol modern computers. for American Studies 200, Studies, meets Tuesdays and to studying American tionary movement in China APPLICANTS must be group of outdoor quarter "Basic Electricity and taught by Carlene Man Thursdays from 1-3 pin in culture by integrating and became a disciple of I'o classified as juniors by the enthusiasts, will meet to- Electronics," a course chard, assistant professor ol SOS University I'.ill concepts, theories and Chi Minn and other leaders summer of 1973 and have a night at 8 in the Wayne ALSO OFFERED is emphasising the practical English ami American Blanchard said the course models from such fields as 30 grade point average Room. Union "Great Decisions '73. a and applied aspects ol dec studies is designed pnin.iiiK foi cultural anthropology, AFTER HE went lo China through winter quarter 1973 The group, now an official course sponsored bv the I in Ironies. ' Group, Piano."' The loiir-hour course. American Studies students sociology, art. history, in 1924. Ngu spent 17 years in Students must also be campus club, will plan its on the freshman and sopho- literature and social the revolution-10 years in sufficiently proficient in the winter calendar more level I'owever. other psychology. Blanchard said I'ong Kong working lor an German language to be able The club is open lo CHORAL SINGERS WANTED students may sign up lot" the American travel company, to operate in a (ierman interested students and course with the permission To sign up lor the course 1 didn't intend to conic community faculty members The Bowling Green Singers, a 16 member ot the instructor contact Blanchard in 218 F back lo Vietnam." he said. Applicants may be For more information University I'all or call 372 but im mother was sick, so enrolled in any college at the contact Jeff Budd. choral ensemble of young adults, now has THE COURSE involves an 2210 I brought my tamily back. University and may be president, at 354-0854 positions open for one soprano, three altos, and one tenor or bass. The group will perform Sigma Chi Congratulates throughout Ohio this Spring and hopes to tour sometime in June. the Officers for Winter Quarter For additional information or to arrange an audition call Jim Brown at 354-4943 be- Social Chairman • Dave Chamberlain tween 5:00 and 6:30 p.m., no later than Magister - Chuck Franklin Wednesday, January 10. Questor - Dave Mefferd :REE DELIVERY 352-5166 Ass. Questor - Jim Berning STADIUM - VU Annotator - Dick Reagen or New Name New Food Scholarship • Joe Kochis 352-5169 OPEN 7 DAYS • SUNDAY thru THURSDAY 11 a.m.-12 p.m. 203 N. MAIN Athletic-Mike Vereg 20%^ FRIDAY and SATURDAY 11 a.m. ■ 1 p.m. OFF ON ALL 5 p.m. -r a.m. Daily Tribune - Dave Calland 4:30-2 a.m. Fri. & Sat. TUESDAY SPECIAL Public Relations - Jeff Carpenter JEANS-TAPESTRIES House Manager - Bill Lukert BEDSPREADS^ Fish & Chips - English style batter dipped army surplus Historian - Joe Glasmire Fish and French Fries All you can eat * J B29 Derby Day Chairman - Sam Ferruccio ASST. BAGS & PACKS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Ritual Chairman • Tim Snider ,, i*'? u\-r i"; » r • Rib Eye Steak Dinner Tossed Salad, Baked Potato, Roll A BREATH OF "SUMMER BREEZE" Reg. $1.49 Now Only .99 Seals & Crofts THURSDAY SPECIAL Hot Dogs 2forl IN CONCERT ACROSS FROM FOOTBALL STADIUM Sunday, January 21,1973 auo. "We've got it upside down! 8:00 P.M. You turn it over. Joe. while I ot STADIUM - VU run over to Pettis for lunch!" The restaurant with unique food will present to the holder of this Anderson Arena coupon an Affair for only .50. We regularly charge .80 for an Affair. en Our Affair is a 1/3 pound sirloin hamburger on French bread with let- 5ro ra tuce, tomato, and our very special sauce. Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office So for total enjoyment come to Stadium-Vu and have your Affair. $ ALPINE VILLAGE! Is Falstaff - Budweiser - Michelob ■ Strohs 2.50 Cultural Boost Members -3° Pabst - Millers $3.50 Non-members and at door /(eatau\eutte\ ACROSS FROM THE FOOTBALL STADIUM A Cultural Boost Production downtown B unties Gi Tuotdoy. January 9,1973, Tb. BO Nowi/Po*** Book evaluates women in fiction
By Katky Fraie Woman as I'cm and come under harsh scrutiny, Anna Karemna to commit problems women face if about whether or not women Newt Editor Feminist Aesthetics " and not all of them escape suicide'' they want to write. can write, there are a Some of the articles were analysis with a gold star to Did Pester get what she Particularly revealing is number of articles analyzing Several years ago. a written by local authors, their credit deserved in "The Scarlet Tilhe Olsens Silences novels by female writers, in- friend and 1 were caught up others by people outside the Most of the articles lorce Letter?'" When Writers Don't Write " cluding Virginia Wooli. in a noisy argument about Bowling Green community readers to take a hard After reading "Images of If you've ever been forced Joyce Carol Oates. June whether or not women could A major portion of the second look at some of the Women in Fiction." a postpone any project-be it Arnold. Alix Kates Shulmar) write book is devoted to literary characters-both person should at least writing, teaching, drawing and Anna Kathenne Green ■ Neither of us seemed to be discussions of the treatment male and female -shoved hesitate before answering or just taking a walk - "Images ol Women m getting anywhere until my i or lack of treatment I of affirmatively to any of the because of a pile ol dirty Fiction' is not guaranteed friend angrily asked: female characters in above dishes or a child with the to change traditional at "Can you name any good literature Many of the measles, this article will hit' titudes toward female female authors, any female authors under discussion are Review SOME OF the articles in home, hard authors and or lemale Shakespeare0'' male, some are female this book do present serious Another strong article is characters in literature I couldn't-and neither The general conclusion is problems to the person who "Feminism and Liter- Some of those attitudes are could he. women are rarely treated down their throats with hasn't read the novels or ature." by Florence Powe. so deeply ingrained, it will Of course, there are and realistically in literature As almost total disregard by stories under discussion Pe which gives the reader an take more than one book in have been good women Joanna Russ says in "What most high school and college or she would find it difficult almost painful awareness ol blast them oul ol existence , writers, but during my 16 Can A Peroine Do-1' liter- English instructors. just to understand what each what can and often does Bui lor anyone who ha* years of schooling I've ature is "not about women Did it really make any author is attempting to say. happen to the woman who had only a Heeling glimpse rarely been exposed to It is not about women and sense for Shakespeare's let alone to try to evaluate tries to pursue a literary of women seriously involved them Neither have most men equally It is by and Desdemona to sit in her the criticism career in literature-and thai other students. about men." bedroom and just wait for Some of the most exciting probably means practically Othello to murder her'' articles in this book are AND FOR anyone who is every student on this ONE WAY to at least IN MOST cases, the Did it make anv sense lor those describing the tired of losing arguments campus--this book is a must begin to correct that authors back up this con- deficiency is to read clusion with sound analyses "Images of Women in of popular, or once-popular, Fiction.'' recently published novels, from James Fenimore Cooper's Leather- N. Viets gird for attacks by the Bowling Green University Popular Press stocking tales to D. P. and edited by Susan Lawrence's Women in SAIGON ;AP) - North being formed to "deal more copter Pour 40-foot fuel later, that report w.i» Koppelman I'ornillon. a Love.'' Vietnam announced yester- stunning blows to the US tanks also were destroyed in withdrawn teaching fellow at the day that hundreds of anti- air marauders " The official the bombing The command said n was aircraft units have been government radio added not known whal caused Ihe 1 University Powever. just because HWipfWiB •» »!■ loll 1>. rfSffa^Pn formed by the home guard this is a book about women that "more artillery units EARLIER, the command accident, which Mill is being ■ob Toth, Itiihmon (Mui. Ed.), and militia in the Panoi and have been set up in Pai Pung had reported that the explo- investigated, but other The book is a collection of in literature doesn't mean Paiphong regions, the main domonitratct hi* prof kioncy al the organ to 23 articles, divided into four contributors to the book and Pa Bac provinces'— sions that rocked the air sources said it was the targets of last month's mas- base shortly after dawn his roommate Jay O'Dell. frethman (B.A.), main subject areas-The believe female authors CM west and northeast of result of pilot error sive U.S. an raids. Paiphong -by militia forces. were the result of a N. Viet in the Rotital Hall, School of Mutk Bldg. Woman as Peroine." The do no wrong apparent!) compounded by Invisible Woman.'' "The ' Manv women writers The announcement, In Saigon, the U S. rocket attack Seven hours the overcast skies broadcast by Panoi radio, Command announced that suggested the North Viet- five American tactical namese are expecting new fighter-bombers acci- air attacks north of the 20th dentally bombed Da Nang Veterans colled $200 Snipers provoke rush Parallel if the peace talks air base yesterday, resulting The pre-("hristmas break food drive sponsored by the just resumed in Paris break in injuries to 10 Americans Bowling Green chapter of the Vietnam Veterans Against the down again and a South Vietnamese War netted (200 worth of food coupons and $40 in canned President Nixon stopped base guard goods. the bombing north of the The American casualties The food coupons were used to buy meal lor a Toledo Pree for anti-crime legislation parallel on Dec 30. in a step included eight servicemen Breakfast Program and the canned food was given lo a obviously tied to resumption and two civilians, the Com- Bowling (ireen woman who recently Buffered B stroke WASHINGTON (API - policemen and firemen slaughter taking place in blooded assassination of ihe peace negotiations mand said The accidental The New Orleans sniper under deadly attack from New Orleans." Ichord said attempts on policemen, fire- attack damaged about half a shooting prompted new con- sniper lire illustrates the in a statement to a reporter, men or judicial officers a RADIO HANOI said the dozen US. At'119 twin- gressional calls yesterday compelling need lor such "it appears that the lederal crime." new anti-aircraft units were engine gunships and a heli- for making it a federal legislation, said Rep attackers will be appre- DOMINOS crime to kill or assault Richard!' Ichord iD-Mo. >. hended or killed by the stale police or firemen while chairman of the Pouse law enforcement officials " I JkHHai <^rt~^d- ^Hr-i* they redoing their duty Internal Security Commit- 352-5221 The tragic situation in tee. BUT. HE added, in all New Orleans which finds In the unprovoked too many cases, the PINES ROLLER RINK assailants flee the scene ol 338 S. MAIN the crime so rapidly that BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Students may audition lederal assistance is "This coupon will admit two desperately needed to bring for the price of one" MR. MUSHROOM "| 3111 Back" them to justice." SEZ Tor Kinqs Island shows Sen Richard S Schweiker LADIES AND GENTS ONLY iR-Pa i said "continued All 3000 pr. Auditions for performers bandits on the train ride or attacks on policemen neces- for live shows at Kings be heroes or villains in an' sitate immediate passage by Island amusement park will old-fashioned melodrama." Congress of legislation to of Earrings on be held Jan 20. 21. 26. 27 and Last summer Kings Island make the killing of police- 28 employed more than 150 men a federal crime. OPEN RUSH Both Walls • Dr Jack Rouse, the park s perlormers producer lor live shows, said Individuals and groups Schweiker said he would jiioii' than 200 high school wishing to participate in the press anew for his bill, AT THE BETA HOUSE • Free pair Jirul college students will be auditions may obtain an which passed the Senate but 68* hired application bv contacting died in efforts to reach a STARRING with purchase of per pair ; We will be employing Kings Island. P.O Box 400. compromise with the Pouse 3 pair singers, dancers, actors and Kings Mills. Ohio 45034 last year, making "cold- THE PHI Ml) WASHBOARD BAND Continuous Sale No Limit jiiusii i.ms to perlorm in Your Choice 'more than 15 areas ol the "Come out and look around" park, he said Groups, such as barber PURPLE MUSHROOM shop quartets, pop vocal Tuesday, January 9,7-9 P.M. 904 E. W00STER Houis Tun ihiu Sd» groups, folk groups, country II 30io4 00PM: ;and Western groups. Dixie- RIDES AVAILABLE IN KOHL, RODGERS, Closed Sun ft Mon.' land bands, stage bands CONKLIN, AND BROMFIELD LOBBIES AT banjo players and ragtime piano players are urged to 6:45 P.M. ' audition Rock groups do not Congratulations New 1973 : fit into the park's theme "ACTORS WILL be used Gamma Phi Beta Officers in three basic situations JANUARY CLEARANCE They will be costumed Panna-Barbera characters, SPORTSWEAR President • Nancy Lockwood like Scooby Doo. the Banana Splits or Fred Flintstone. or Vice Pres. - Bev Park be Indians, settlers or Palazzo pants J0% to 40% off Shirts - Entire stock - Long 4 Short 20% to 70% off Recording Sec. • Kathy English Wool coordinates I skirts, slacks, jackets) 30% to 40% off Corresponding Sec. - Barb Cochran Selected sweaters 4 vests '■* to '/> of f Selected body suits & blouses 30%/40%/50% off LOSE 20 POUNDS Wool plaid coats 1/3 to "i off Treasurer - Sandy Howett IN TWO WEEKS! Jeans • Denim. Brushed cotton 40% to 50% off Asst. Treas. • Jane Corbin /umi'i/i I S Hi-mrn \* < Trim Ihfl Program Coordinator • Nancy Heaston I'litiiijv the non-\n»» ell aMMfl SLEEPWEAR • LINGERIE the IS Wnmen't Alpine Sk> l«m member* gn on lr« "Ski team" dirt Scholarship Chairman - Mary Lynn Burdett |n km > pound* m 1*11 »rrlv Nightshirts, shifts, long gowns I flannel & brushed nylon) '/«-l/3off I tUl > '.ghi ?l> p«>und> in 14 4*\V Kobes - quilted 4 brushed nylon, velvelour (Short 4 long) '«• lo ■* ofl The httlt ..(the din it cfctHKll Irtttd Pledge Trainer • Nancy Giamello ■Clioil and was deMvrd h\ a famous Brushed culottes. Keg. 9 00-11.00 Now 5.09-7.99 ( ni.'>j,],i ph»»iiun rspccialK for ihe Selected nylon tricoats. gowns, robes 30%/40%/50% off I S Ski Team Normal enery\ is Asst. Pledge Trainer - Pat Harris maintained ls«r\ impmuni'l while Entire slock of full slips 'k lo 4 off rrduone >..u keep "lull" no Selected bras - girdles 1/3-'J off Rush Chairman - Marcia Heflin uartatmn hetjuse the diet & de- signed that »a\' It's a diet ihat n Asst. Rush Chairman • Debbie Lockwood ttfi\ tn follow, whether sou iinrk, trjsel M -tas at home JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES I his is honoth .i lafn.ivii.jik Social Chairman - Karen Johnson stietesstul d»et II tt weren't the I \* Women's Sk> Icim wouldn't he per- Entire stock of pins, chains, bracelets W price muted it* use ii' Huthr Sn yoe Activities Chairman - Cindy Chapman \ourseil the same break the I S Ski Entire stock of earrings (Tues. thru Sat. only I U to ^ off leim jets I ose w-cieht the scientific, Lined vinyl gloves. Reg 3.00 Now l.H Pan-Hel Delegate - Sue Spillman proven was fwn n vou've irted all Hat 4 glove sets 1/3 lo>» off ihe other diets. >ou owe K to Infor- MANY UNLISTED ITEMS mation Sources Co PO Bos 9ft?.»| Depi ST (arp.ntena. Calif *V>H Don't order unless \ou e«peet to l«>*» Old Officers 20 pound* in i«o weeks' Because that's what the Ski learn I>ici will do' H She &owJe* &uff m 525 Ridge St Park In Rear Thanks For A Job Well Done! • Pag* 6 The BG Ntwi, Tuesday January 9, 1973 Abortion-a final decision, a final action
By Richard Bilolti you.'' she responded to either New York or flight one snowy sunrise last I could mentally cope with But that was all the mention a pelvic exam belore?" pregnant again, and we don't Associated Pref f Writer Dr Linger had just Washington to have an abor- week Wags call it the another child. It is too late in made of why they came to want to see you back here." finished terminating Bar tion "Abortion Express.'' but the life to start another family " New York "YES," Barbara said COLUMBUS i API - In a bara's nine-week-old preg- It is estimated hundreds women were not amused. Younger, unmarried The limousine took them "I'll give you a local anes- SOME WOMEN don't cool, experienced voice Dr nancy in one of New York more stayed home in Ohio "Kor weeks l"ve been women had talked seriously to 14 East 60th St.. several thetic lirst," Dr Klinger have it so easy One had to I'arold Klinger said. I'm City's legal abortion clinics and had abortions that either upset over the situation.' about marriage, adoption, doors away Irom the Copa- said. "Then I'll use an anti- go to a New York city hospi- all through.' and touched violate or skirt the law said one of seven women support and abortion .with cabana-a half block from septic solution and then tal She was more than 12 llarbara s sweating lore- BARBARA was one of More than 190.000 live births who had been counseled by a their boyfriends Central Park dilate your cervix " weeks pregnant head more than 14,000 women were recorded during that volunteer at Planned "My brother had to get Inside the women were Dr Klinger continued I'm going to go through Thank vou doctor, thank who left Ohio last year to go same period Parenthood married and he is not greeted by young, attentive talking to his patient and. with it though." she said. "I It is illegal to perform "My husband and I have making it." a 26-year-old nurses and counselors. Sur- completed the abortion with have no choice I don't want abortions in Ohio-unless it lour children already and said "I have a friend who roundings were bright, a vaccuum aspirator which to go back home in the same is necessary to save the life we've talked about all the was an illegitimate child and clean, modern. literally sucked the letus out condition that 1 lett DOMINOS of the mother alternatives and we're con- she has had lots of problems Forms were Idled out. the ol the woman's womb The When she arrived at the vinced this is the best one." adjusting " bill paid- $ ISO lor the proce- procedure took no longer midtown hospital around the LIKE MOST Ohio women said a 41-year-old mother of dure and $15 for the limou- than live minutes corner Irom the clinic her 352-5221 seeking a New York abor- four. SHE PAUSED a moment. sine. Several medical tests Barbara breathed heavily attitude changed somewhat tion, the group I accom- "I just couldn't give the are given before the lirst and clutched the arm ol the I felt like I was walking panied boarded the7 15 a in "IT WOULD set us back child up for adoption That counseling session begins. nurse during the approxi- into a back-room abortion." Columbus to LaGuardia hnancially and I'm not sure would probably bother me mately live minutes in the she said THE lor the rest of my life. I'd "THERE MAY be a little procedure room The hospital was so old always be thinking of where pain, but it only lasts lor a Some ol the nurses weren't the child is." short time.'' the young blond "I'M JUST happy to have at all understanding I didn't OF BOWLING GREEN The flight to New York counselor explained. "Some it over with." she said I even get to meet the doctor 1550E.Wooster AUDITIONS Irom Columbus took less women get cramps, some would have liked to have had who perlormed the opera- than an hour A pre-deter- don't. It's an individual the child, but it wuuldn t tion ininiil limousine service thing have worked out." FOR look us to the Forsyth Medi- "The procedure lasts In the final counseling "IT MAKES me wonder cal Group clinic-one of about live minutes," the session they were told even more why I could not New Kind of "THE SIDE DOOR" more than 25 operating in counselor continued There "Remember the most have the operation done at the city. weren't too many questions important thing you learned home by my own physician When the limousine Irom the women by your experience is that where it should have been" evening entertainment arrived the women realized A change into antiseptic you are all lertile women." done." she said January 9 and 10 they weren't the only ones medical garb Then into one the counselor said I leel completely making the trip ol tour procedure rooms "This procedure didn t relieved The emotional 6:00-8:00 "Where are you ^rom make you sterile So. unless problems were belore I "I THOUGHT you were Barbara?" Dr Klinger you use some type ol birth made the decision to have an every Thurs., Fri., Sat. Koing to Korsyth." one said asked. "Have you ever had control, you will become abortion, not now Sign Up in U A 0 0Uice DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. i HIT 'TJ G*n I Feaiuret Corp ACROSS 63 Houm-it THE I (.rip. 64 Caribou. 6 Biblical Hi". AS ** trow on." "THE RODNEY STEPHENSON 10 Klamini Gorge NEW Dam Male. DOWN It Monrlary unil ol 1 Certain fiddler. TWO" B.G.S.U. PakiMan. 2 Calm before a IS Ks.y|ilian drily. norm. In Nickname for J Port on Upolu SPORTS Mr. Duron. ■■land 17 Strange 4 Viewed. CAR 18 Transmitted. 5 Artist'* gear. with the dynamic 11 In single lil.- 6 People of Kenya. CLUB 211 Pudding-like 7 Formal apology, dessert. from the French. 22 Liana. 8 Warning bell. RON COLEMAN 2.1 Relerenre. 9 Prisoner ol a TUESDAY, JAN. 9 MEETING abbreviation. sort. 21 fiypsy. 10 Uieleit. 2h Spiny rarln-. 11 River in U AT 7:30 P.M. IN BLACK & Ill Boredom. China. i2 Sloth monkrya. 12 Expiate. 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COLUMBUS. (API Ohio and Conservation Com- persuade President Nutoo to Fl.'A refuses to permit use farmers, stung by the cutoff mittee's program of sub- reverse his emergency loan of toe $1.S million to of federal emergency sidies to farmers who agree cutoff decision ar- having guarantee commercial assistance loans, had better to set aside a portion of their any success. loans. Abercrombie said. get ready to tum the other land from production is in a And the director said the "We'll be up the stump cheek Another federal state of suspended Farmers Home Admini- "Our next alternative financial blow is on the way animation and may not be stration iFHAi still has not would be to go to the legis- that could cost them more resumed told him whether or not he lature and ask them to come than $71 million "The group's state can use $15 million in up with some kind of escrow State Agriculture Director committeemen haven't been federal funds from another or guarantee fund to do the Eugene Abercrombie said appointed yet this year and program to guarantee com- same thing we would do with yesterday the U S Depart- nobody knows whether they mercial loans to farmers the $1.5 million. But I've ment of Agriculture has dis- will be or not.'' seen the budget and 1 just continued the Rural Abercrombie said U.S. Secretary of Agri- don't know where the money Environmental Assistance The director said the culture Earl Butz is to would come from." he said. Program IREAPI. which environmental assistance appear Thursday belore the The disastrous fall harvest subsidized farmers who did program and the set-aside 1'ouse Agriculture Com- with its rain and cold and contour plowing, drainage program together brought mittee for more discussions crops still in the field left an tiieing or other soil improve- Ohio farmers $71 million in of the fund cutoff, and estimated 65.000 Ohio ment work on their land 1971. the last year for which Abercrombie said he is farmers eligible for This will be very costly to complete figures are hopeful that congressional emergency assistance loans Ohio farmers." Aber- available pressure will bring a averaging $5,000 if the crombie said. "And I think resumption of federal aid to federal government releases there's more coming." MEANWHILE. Aber- fanners. the money crombie said there is still no Abercrombie estimated THE DIRECTOR said the word on whether IF THE President doesn't A.KxKil.d Pr«i W,..photo that about 25 per cent of Agricultural Stabilization congressional efforts to change his mind and the them would actually apply Minnahoho Falls was transformed into long, prickly kkloi Monday at the for loans totalling $100 tomporatura dropped to a rocord low of -6 degrees in Minneapolis, Minn million if the federal govern- ment comes through Flu bug flies with new wings
NEW YORK (AP) - Are "cousins" of already known illness. There could be little THE FLU VIRUS interchange between i there brand-new kinds of kinds of viruses. inclination to run tests to get present! many mysteries, human type ol t u us and one kooky viruses running Thus the London flu virus the idemiination or license including puzzlement over thai affects animals »i around laying people low? is a new strain related to the number of a virus involved exactly how new si rains birds Many people could well Pong Kong flu virus The in very brief hit-run attacks appear When a very dil A new strain can be lethal think so. from getting new strain was first isolated A truly new virus might terent one comes along \ worldwide flu epidemic in ailments and miseries they in England in January 1972. very well kill thousands ol previous vaccines usually 191" is estimated to have never had before. Like a hence the name London people, perhaps millions, don't work againsl il killed MIMIC 21 million virus that likes to play because humans had no im- Some new Chinese-Ainei people including 500.000 around just in your chest. BUT THERE'S some munity to it The situation is ican cooperation Is exploring Vmei leans debate among experts analogous to primitive some of the problems Or one specializing in Asian tin in 1957 was whether an entirely new peoples being decimated by intestinal agonies, or mostly Dr Robert Webster ol Si wicked and deadly So was virus has or will come along viruses, like smallpox. Intro- making muscles hurt, or Jude's Children's Research I'ong Kong Mil some 10 years that our ancestors had never duced by visitors or hunters seeing what degree of head- Hospital in Memphis. Icon latei AiuKioted Frew Wir.photo experienced somewhere who did have immunity ache it can produce. visited China last fall, ami Both ili>' \si.in and I'ong along the line But there's no question the With the seeming ability to leap cars in a single bound, these And. of course, there's the returned with samples ol Kong strains are known to Sculptured virus-cold and flu season is virus that caused flu out- have originated in China two nude figures are actually metoi relay runners. The pieces super all-body influenza If a truly new virus did here Flu may have breaks in 1957 and 1971 l'c of modern sculpture, rite above a crowded parking lot in virus Are they new'' appear, it could escape Di Webster said Bui influenced the outcome of now is growing those viruses neithei was entirely new sprinters Hannover, West Germany. Some are or may be. in the notice for a long time if it the New Year's pro football in his laboratory sense of being new strains or caused only very mild each had been around In ihe championship games by There are two theories .is world before he added having hit and weakened to how a new strain or some players. mutant appears. Dr Understanding how the Webster said new strains originate might THE NEW London flu is One is that it is simply a - Increase UM chaneea ot Math statisticians join faculty one concern It's an A-type change in an existing form preparing vaccines, in of influenza like i'ong Kong of the virus The other is advance foi defense when .i Three mathematical professor, marked the end of received preliminary Dr. Lukacs. 66. studied at HE SERVED on the staff flu. which was blamed for that it results from a deadly new strain
By Fred R Orllip. Sports Editor lenders.' Vivian said Their confi- CCHA dence is al an all-time low They're Third periods played a key role in handling loo many shots due to Ihe Overall CCHA Bowling Green's hockey weekend .il wide-open style of hockey and they're W-L-T W-L PTS. the Ire Arena frustrated This way we cut down on Lake Superior ■ .11-44 ...71 ... I8x The Kaleon skalers tied a team the number of shots they handle and. St. I.OUIS .12-7-0... .1-1 ...6 record ol seven straight losses Pridaj thus, the number of goals " when I'rovidenee College erupted lor Ohio State 11-2-1... 2-0 ...4 The close-checking paid visible divi- BOWLING (.It 5-13-0... St....0 live goals in the third period lo lake a dends midway through the third period OhioII 2-8-0.... 0-6 U when Kelly was assessed a 10-minute M victory x-includes two 4 point games Bui on Saturday HI; pui ihe clamps misconduct penally. on PC'S No I seonng line with some Thai broke up their line and after Last Weekend new Strategy and hlanked Ihe Fi IJI s in thai they were very ineflective." the third period lor a 5 3 win. Vivian said "I don't think they had Providence9.1. BOWLING GREEN 6-5 more than three shots on goal.'' IT WAS ONLY Ihe seeond lime all Lake Superior 11-9. Ohio L 2 2 Boston College 8, st Louis S season Bt^ hat whitewashed Uieopposi MIKE HARTLEY brought BG back tion in Ihe third llama Ihe period Ihe Boston U 7, St Louis 1 three tunes Irom one-goal deficits lo Falcons have been oiilscorcd. 5(1 28 Ohm Stale 10. St flair (I earn his lirsl hat trick of Ihe season overall Pis third goal came al 6:44 ol the third The win put Bowling (ireen s record with ihe Billlkens before facing home period to tie ii up ai 3-9 at 513. bul more importantly, il turned games against ohio University Jan lo Thai sel Ihe slage lor Boh Watson's Mike Bortlty is the canter of attention after scoring tho second of his three goals ihe (earn in Ihe nghl direction in lime 21) winner with I 31 lell in the game. p_____ Saturday ogainst Providence. Heading the congratulating committee (from tor ihe renewal ol Central Collegiate Bradbury added an open net goal ° left| is Bob Dobek, Steve Ball and Brian C.lentano i'oekey Association play LAST WEEKEND Coach Jack with :il seconds remaining lo cap BG's sun noi mathematically oul ol the Vivian assigned center Gerrj Brad lirsl victory since Ihe 4 3 conquesl ol GCI'A race despite its 0-4 league mark bury and wings Kick Coslello and Paul Western Ontario Dec 2 the Kaleons travel lo Si Louis this I'Ughes to shadow Providences Scan lii Friday's loss ihe Falcons showed weekend lor two eonlerenee bailies Shanahan, John Martin and Dave some signs of snapping mil ol their Dump cagers, 67-62 Kelly the line thai terrorised Bt; Fri- losing ways day w'llli three goals and nine assists Led by Pole Badoui s goal and three IAA notes Tin1 strategy worked perfectly The assists ami (iord McCosh's Iwo goals, Shanahan line wont scoreless two assists, Ihe Kaleons slapped home Team basketball entries are now "It's Ihe kind ol hockey an expansion a pan nl goals late in Ihe second period available from fraternity and club plays againsl Ihe established lo turn Ihe momentum Iheir way with a 'Skins too much residence hall athletic chairmen ai ihe learns il looks like two old ladies Still- 5 4 lead backcourt had plenty of trouble con- Ian connected on some important intramural office. 20i Memorial fall fishing," Vivian said Bul the Knars started Iheir third By Kenny White Assistant Sports Editor taining Phil Lumpkin. the Redskins buckets BG fought, scraped and Because ol a lack ol adequate lime We let the other two lines do Iheir period explosion with Iwo goals in the hot-shooting guard and facilities, only a limiled numbei ol regulai forechecking in ihe third opening 31 seconds to lake a Ii 5 lead worked to get itself back into an Lumpkin. described by HG coach Pat apparently lopsided game entries will be accepted Ihisyeai period, bul once then iProvidence's Badoiir countered lo lie the score al OXFORD -It was a case ol loo little and loo much Onlv coded entry forms available top i line wenl on. Bradbury s line wenl 7 311 bul three more goals in the final Paley as the best guard in the con- With 6 54 (o go in the second half. ference, enjoyed one of his better Montgomery pulled the Falcons into Irom hall directors will be accepted on.loo five minutes sealed BG's fate The FakoflS dropped their lirsl eon- Irom residence hall learns and only Ihe The Kaleons III) Ihe goalpost with lerenee tilt against Ihe Miami lied offensive showings by pumping in 13 of within one point of Miami. 52-51. as he hit from inclose lirsl 75 entries Irom oil campus teams VIVIAN EMPLOYED Ihe ItrategJ sliols at leasl three limes and goal- skins. 67-62. Saturday before 7.till) cus- 22 attempts from the field for a game tomers al Millelt Pail high 27 points will be accepted after Providence looked like ii had only lender Don Boyd was Ihe victim ol at All oilier entries will i>c accepted one good seining line Ihe I list lime leasl five goals which were not directly The too-little element proved lo be Pis outstanding leadership also BUT Lumpkin again took matters only on a stand-by basis Entries an1 Bti lias faced thai situation all season his fault the deciding factor, as Ihe Kaleon helped 10 hold the Redskins i8-2 into his hands, scoring eight points to due today Play begins Jan 15. "Another motive was the goal overall. 2 0 MACl together in the give Miami a 60-51 lead closing three minutes of action The Kaleons then went to their big men if ash. Poward i after Mont- MIAMI QUICKLY jumped lo a 7 0 gomery fouled oul w nli 3 52 remaining lead belore Montgomery lound Ihe Once again BG got to within one point Strongest team' range on a jump shol lo finally put BG of Miami (63-621 after Poward coun- on Ihe scoreboard tered the Redskins Gary Dees bucket Bowling Green 13-3 overall. 1-1 with a short jumpshot MAC i played very Inconsistently Miami pul the game on ice when through Ihe lust half while Miami was Lessig. who replaced Montgomery, Irving lo cushion Us lead was called for charging into Rod spills tankers Miami put a lot ol pressure on Ihe Diermger That gave the Redskins Kaleon guards with smooth Operating possession ol Ihe ball with 55 seconds News Special style Pe covered Ihe distance in 22 7 l.umpkm running the offense to perfec- left seconds tion and spraying his patented fall- CINCINNATI-Bowling Qreen I Klebowski also managed a second away jumpers all over Ihe court Miami then went into its stall swim team lound ihe University ol Cin- place iimsii in the 100-yard freestyle, Alter Ihe Kaleons got their offense ollense Poward fouled Rich Pampton cinnati waters much loo treacherous swimming the evenl mil 2 seconds on the right track, ihey fought back who sunk Ihe one-and-one situation to Saturday, losing ils second straight OTHER SECOND-pl.ii c linishcs from a 10-point deficit BG went ahead give Miami its first MAC" victory dual meet. 84-29 were by Tom Wolfl in Ihe 200-yard in Ihe contest. 23-22. for Ihe first time "It waan'l pretty, but it was a win. The Bearcats, who lt(i coach Tom butterfly, Dave Thomas In Ihe 200-yard on a Jeff Lessig bucket with seven Miami coach Darrell Pednc said in his Stubbs labeled as the toughest learn in backstroke, Rich Carvelh in ihe f>oo minutes left in the hall post game conference It was a real Ohio, were strong throughout then yard freestyle and Bill Wiltenmyer in Bul Ihe Redskins countered with lough-fought battle by BG When we roster, finishing lirsl in all but one ol ihe 200 yard breaststroke Lumpkin. their ace in the hole, who had them down by nine, we didn't pul the 13 events The remaining BG points were scored on a short jumper to regain the them away, but Ihey didn't crack Number one they were just simply scored by llunl place timshers Dave lead Miami then rattled off eight either belter than we were, and number two, Ryland in both Ihe 1.000 yard freestyle. Straight points when BG found itself Ihe situation was not .very good Steve Brcithaupt in the 200-yard free- standing around again HEDRIC CALLED Lumpkin the key psychologically since we were missing style Wolfl in ihe 200-yard Individual 10 the Miami offense We thought we some ol our best swimmers. Stubbs medley. Jell McFarland in Ihe 200 BG MANAGED to put eight more could attack their IBGI guards, and said yard butterfly, Bill Bradbury in Ihe points on (he scoreboard but it wasn't with Phil running the show he knew 200-yard backstroke and Wayne quite enough lo calch the streaking when to give it off and when to shoot it THE BG TANKERS have lost back Chester in the diving even Is Redskins, who held a 38-31 lead at 11 was just a super game for him.'' stroke ace Mike Scheanwald because Km Ihe most part our limes were intermission Lumpkins performance oversha- ol eligibility problems and were unable mediocre anil sometimes |MMII\" At the start of the seeond half. BG dowed a great performance by Cash, to swim Ron Hinaldi because ol chesl Stubbs said finally began lo play (heir style of ball who bounced back from a sub-par congestion The swimmers now hold a dual meet The Kaleons became intimidating showing against Cincinnati. Cash "We just wenl out and swam healthy record of 0-2 aftei losing a Dec 9 meet Cornelius Cash splits a pair of defenders and moves in for a figures as Skip Poward and Cornelius finished (he game as BG's top scorer men in a lot oi different events, lo Eastern Michigan two-pointer againsl the Miami Redskins Saturday. Despite a (ash began knocking Miami's shols wilh 23 markers and a game high 18 Slubbs said ltd travels lo Kenyon Fridaj aftei team-high 23 points by Cosh, the Falcons lost Iheir first mi. i ihe next county rebounds The only IKi \ ictory in the ineel was noon and returns to mecl Ohio I mvri league game, 67-62. The momentum was suddenly on the Montgomery finished with 18 points by Joe Klebowski in the 50 yard free- silv Salui da\ al theNalaloriiiiii Kaleons side as fash and Brian Sean- while Scanlan added nine Bellard happy despite loss to OU
News Special were so close they could have gone be said It never should have •THAT'S RIGHT." Taylor said either way happened And Taylor led iBobi They outcondidoned us Tscholl was ATPENS. O -The Falcon wrestlers In all. the Falcons had only Iwo win Tscholl until Tscholl tied him with a in the Wilkes Tournament and the did as expected when they dropped ners and one who tied, but several ol takedown and won on riding time We Southern Open, and that's what beat their opening match to Ohio University the losing scores were close enough to could have won those two matches just me." Saturday. 29 11 keep the matches interesting, despite as easily " Ol' participated in (he (wo wrestling However, Bowling (ireen coach the scores. Taylor himselt was disappointed tournaments over Christmas vacation Bruce Bellard wasn't as disconsolate The winners were Kevin Dick 1II81 about losing a one-point decision on while the Falcons stayed home for the as he might have been (he las( few and Dennis O'Neil 11501 Junior Tom riding time holidays. times his team has (angled with Ihe Hall tHVYl tied in his encounter with I led by 4-0 at one time, he said 1 Despiie las( Saturday's outcome. Bobcats, three-time defending Mid- OU's Russ Ranno. deiending con- leel I was better than him After that Bellard sees better times ahead American Conference champions ference PVY runnerup 1 lead 11 don t know what happened." "Maybe, just maybe, we're starting "I came away from there feeling a Melting said he thought Ol' "out- to gel.'' he said. "We looked good for lot better than I have in a long time." HALL'S PERFORMANCE, his first conditioned" the Falcons the amount of time we had (o prepare Bellard said in two years, was surprisingly as good for if .(he match 1 1 think we'll get The Falcons lost (hree nuuehes as thai of Dick, who won by pin and better and 1 think the kids think that involving freshmen competing in their gave the Falcons a short-lived 6-0 lead Ticket info That's what's important I ihink the lirsl varsitydual meet Then freshmen I'mby Zamora 1I261 Bowling Green students will be kids came away feeling we've got One of (hose bouts iTom Palls loss and Tom Pall (134 > were pin victims admitted to Wednesday's and some real possibilities in the league al 134i and Steve Taylor s defeat at 158 belore another first-year man. Keith Saturday s basketball games on their race." Longley 11421. lost by decision basketball ID cards and no lickel Next match is this Saturday a( O'Neil won bul Taylor. Mike Melling exchange is necessary Sludems may Miami Coaches named 11671. Dave Neiset il77> and Dave also purchase game tickets for $1. and Wolfe 1190i were all outpointed before visilings(uden( nckels lor $2 University ol Michigan head looiball (he other Tom Pall tied Ranno 2-2 Plenty of $2 50 reserved seat tickets coach Bo Sehembechler has added (wo Bellard said (he Falcons jusl are available for both games Refs needed former Bowling (ireen coaching qpuldn'l overcome (he setbacks thai This is the final week to purchase MaWSpiaiaS by Steven I. Mensen assistants to his stall. followed Dick's opening victory basketball and hockey ID cards. Sales Experienced intramural basketball referees are needed Jack I'arbaugh. an assistant for two will permanenlly end al 5 p.m. Friday during winter quarter. Pay is Dennis ON.il (left), wrestling at ISO, was on* of only two soasons al Iowa, will be Ihe delensive "THEY (THE Bobcats 1 were better Basketball IDs are priced at S3 each, $1.70 per game. Application winners in Saturday's loss against three-time MAC champion backfield coach Elliot UleUc. who has than we were, but the score should and hockey IDs at $5 forms are available in the IM Ohio Univ.tnly O'Neil decisioned Duano Fossler, 8-5, in BG i been an assistant for two seasons al the have been closer." Bellard said. The Memorial Pall ticket office is ;,«»« f, Office. 201 Memorial K'all. N-llloss U.S. Naval Academy, will be ihe "For example. Tom Pall I134I was open weekdays from 8 a.m. unlil noon interior line coach for the Wolverines. ahead 8-3 but got trapped and pinned." and from 1-5p.m.